1/2 in. x 50 ft. Nylon Twist Rope, White

A:  I'm not sure of your terminology "rope ladder" but, I used it to attach a play cargo net of the same size synthetic rope to a children's playset monkey bars. I used this because it was softer and easier to braid to fill in some space and to tie the knots. It worked great for that purpose.

A:  No, this is not a recommended application for the Everbilt 1/2 in. x 50 ft. Nylon Twist Rope in White. Please read this posted warning on our product Webpage: Avoid using a knot; splicing is preferable. Knots reduce the strength of the rope up to 50%. Do not use this product for overhead lifting, support of human weight or athletic equipment or other situations where personal safety or valuable property can be endangered. The working loads shown should never be exceeded. Additional care must be exercised when using this product under shock (stress, jerk) conditions. These conditions can reduce working loads by as much as 33%. Never stand in line with rope under tension; such a rope, particularly nylon rope, may recoil (snap back). Never use this product to secure large flat surfaces or objects, which could "Airplane" or dislodge through buildup of air pressure. All ropes should be replaced if signs of wear, such as broken fibers are apparent. Misuse can result in serious injury or death.

A:  Yes, as long as the weight does not exceed 525lbs working load limit

A:  Yes, by all means. Light weight and very flexible.

A:  Sure, you just have to have pulleys big enough for 1/2" rope. Nylon stretches a little under load, but that shouldn't be a big issue in most applications.

A:  This rope is not to be used for overhead lifting, or other situations where personal safety or valuable property can be endangered.

A:  The safe working load limit for this rope is 370 lbs.

A:  The load limit is 370 lbs.

A:  maybe 5%.

A:  The amount of stretch varies depending on the strength that is pulling it. For this rope, the stretch is 22.5% under 75% breaking strength.

A:  Very little. I'd say less than 2%