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202048180

Model #

14109

Store SKU #

211342

Everbilt

#21 x 525 ft. Twisted Bundling Twine, Natural

Name: #21 x 525 ft. Twisted Bundling Twine, Natural
Brand: Everbilt
SKU: 211342
Rating: 4.1978 (182 reviews)

(182)Questions & Answers (5)

Made from recycled material
Twine comes pre-spooled
Sisal material has a rustic appearance
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Sisal bundling twine hard natural fiber has many characteristics of manila but offers 80% of its strength. Sisal is more economical than manila. Sisal has good knot-holding ability. Chemicals will cause sisal to deteriorate. Provides great knot holding ability and is sunlight resistance. Ideal for bundling, crafts and gardening. Warning: Do not use in situations where personal safety could be endangered. Never use this product to secure large flat surfaces or objects that could "airplane." Misuse could result in serious injury or death.

100% Sisal
Twisted rope must be fused and taped on each end to prevent unraveling
Biodegradable and Recyclable
Ideal for bundling, tying packages and crafts
Working load limit of 8 lbs.
Working load limit is a guideline for the maximum allowable weight capacity of a new rope
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Questions & Answers

Q:How to find end of ball in center?

by|Feb 15, 2023

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A: The end of the ball (where you start pulling the twine) is always on the outside top---not the inside center. You'll see the end if you look very carefully.

by|Feb 17, 2023

A: Yes, the Everbilt #21 x 525 ft. Twisted Bundling Twine, Natural, Browns / Tans end of twine is inside the center.

by|Feb 16, 2023

A: I remove part of the top clear wrapping so that the center opening is easily accessible. Using my index finger, I rub the middle of the inside windings with moderate pressure. The end will now be crossing the opening. reach Using a pair of tweezers or needle nose pliers, reach into the roll and pull the free end out.

by|Feb 16, 2023

Q:IS this ok for making a trellis? I am making a trellis and am growing gourds and small melons. Wi...

by|Feb 24, 2017

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A: No. It is uneven and has many random weak spots. will snap if you try to lash it around sharp edges on the trellis

by|Mar 30, 2018

A: I would not use this for any food purposes. Petroleum smell. Also "Contains chemicals known to cause cancer/birth defects" (from label)

by|Dec 3, 2017

A: I used it last year for cucumbers and tomato and it only held up for a year so if your redoing it every year i would say yes .Hope this helps you !

by|Mar 25, 2017

1 found this answer helpful

A: I would not use it for that it is biodegradable.

by|Jun 23, 2022

A: It’s a little weak. I’d recommend something a little thicker for building material

by|Apr 19, 2022

Q:what is the weight limit this can hold when stretched across a room

by|Jan 12, 2017

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A: Don’t know the answer. I don’t think it’s appropriate for a clothesline.

by|Aug 13, 2022

A: less than 10lbs

by|Mar 30, 2018

A: The working load limit for the bundling twine is 8 lbs.

by|Jul 10, 2022

1 found this answer helpful

Q:IS THIS PRODUCT 1000% BIODEGRADABLE

by|Aug 2, 2016

2 Answers

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A: Yes, this is biodegradable.

by|Aug 4, 2016

A: Yes this twine is 100% biodegradable

by|Sep 5, 2016

Customer Reviews

4.2 out of 5

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Jun 15, 2015

Stronger than I thought it would be.

I needed something to tie up the new trees that I planted 8n the back yard. They are in a high wind area, and started to lean because they have not yet rooted into the ground. I needed something that was soft enough to place around the tree with killing it, but yet strong enough to pull it upright. This is actually very strong and is holding the trees perfectly straight 3ven with the strong storms that we are having. We even had some extra to tie up our tomatoe plants.

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Jan 26, 2023

Was perfect for the job

I used the twine for tieing up small bundles uf branches. (City requires 4ft 6 inch bundles. I doubled the twine for strength and single ties worked.

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Jan 18, 2023

Best twine for bundling sticks

This is perfect for my needs of bundling up fallen tree sticks for curbside pickup. I repurchase this product when i run out.

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Jan 12, 2023

Worked well for tying up wood for garbage pick up....

Worked well for tying up wood for garbage pick up.

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Jan 4, 2023

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Dec 14, 2022

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Dec 14, 2022

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Dec 14, 2022

Everbilt #21 for the win! This versatile ball of goodness...

Everbilt #21 for the win! This versatile ball of goodness is great for bundling newspapers for recycling, and hanging holiday wreaths and bows on various house parts, and even for occasionally tying up your spouse's wrists! At 525 feet, it will be years before you need another hit of Everbilt #21 X 525

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Nov 29, 2022

Are you serious ! Rate twine ??...

Are you serious ! Rate twine ??

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