Manila hemp rope

Rustic and natural rope

This rope has a rustic, very authentic and natural look.
The fibers are clearly visible, and the rope is pleasant to the touch. Its raw appearance is ideal for many interior design ideas.

Manila hemp comes from the leaves of abaca, a species of banana tree found in the Philippines. Hence the name "Manila hemp", referring to the city of the same name.

This ancient rope was used as mooring hawser in the Navy.
The fiber is naturally very resistant, even to seawater, which is not the case for classic hemp rope.

Light, flexible, and easy to handle while offering great resistance, Manila hemp rope is very useful for creating arrangements and decorations with a natural style.

Rope baseboard

This Manila hemp rope is very suitable for creating rope baseboards.
Flexible and malleable, it conforms to the shapes and angles of your walls. It is also used on stairs, along the steps.

A rope baseboard made with this natural rope goes very well with wood (solid wood flooring, stairs) or stone. An original and natural decoration that is easy to make yourself.

Rope for animals

Manila hemp rope is manufactured without any treatment.
A natural fiber and material, it can be used to decorate or equip animal cages and enclosures.
You can make toys for parrots and parakeets with this rope.
In the garden, an enclosure, or an animal park, it is suitable for many other animals.