VidaXL Rope - 25 m x 24 mm - Brown

This rope is primarily designed for arts and crafts, decorations, gardening, and general utility purposes such as bundling and wrapping. It is not meant for structural or load-bearing applications.

Yes, natural jute is weather-resistant and can be used outdoors for applications like gardening or temporary outdoor decorations. However, prolonged exposure to extreme moisture or sunlight may degrade the material over time.

Yes, it is suitable for hanging lightweight decorative plants or as ties for plant stems in gardening. It is not recommended for supporting very heavy potted plants that require significant load-bearing capacity.

Use a sharp utility knife or strong scissors. For a cleaner finish, twist the end of the rope tightly before cutting, or apply a small amount of glue or tape to the end immediately after cutting to prevent unraveling.

This indicates that each meter of the rope weighs approximately 360 grams, giving you an idea of its density and substantial nature.

As it is a natural jute material, there might be slight variations in shade or texture along the length of the rope, which is characteristic of natural fibers.

While made of natural material, it's best to supervise pets if using this rope for toys, as ingested fibers could potentially cause issues. It is not specifically designed or tested as a pet toy material.

Use a very sharp blade or utility knife for a clean cut. You can also lightly twist the end before cutting, or apply a small amount of strong craft glue or tape to the end after cutting to prevent further fraying.

This is normal for natural jute. Gently bend and manipulate the rope to make it more pliable. For very stiff sections, a light mist of water can help, but ensure it dries completely afterward.

Ensure the rope is stored in a dry environment. If mildew appears, try to clean the affected area with a mild soap and water solution, then dry thoroughly in sunlight or with a fan. For severe mildew, the affected section may need to be discarded.

While generally stable, natural dyes can sometimes transfer, especially when wet. Test on an inconspicuous area first if using it on light-colored materials that might get wet. Ensure the rope is fully dry before prolonged contact with sensitive surfaces.