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Jute Twine is a soft natural fiber. It is mainly used as tying twine. Ideal for use in the garden. Jute has less strength than Manila and Sisal. 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.
Dimensions: H 3.149608 in, W 3.149608 in, D 3.07874182 in
Product Depth (in.) | 3.07874182 in | Product Height (in.) | 3.149608 in |
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Product Length (ft.) | 190 ft | Product Width (in.) | 3.149608 in |
Rope Diameter (in.) | 5/64 inch |
Color Family | Browns/Tans | Fastener Type | Non-Wire Rope |
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Features | Abrasion Resistant, Weather Resistant | Hardware Color Family | Brown |
Material | Jute | Package Quantity | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 0.31 lb | Returnable | 90-Day |
Rope Configuration | Twisted | Working Load Limit (lbs.) | 7 |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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While the twine is suitable for light-duty tasks, tying outdoor string lights to a balcony railing might expose it to friction and weather conditions, potentially damaging the paint on the railing. UV-resistant zip ties would be a better option for this application as they are designed to withstand outdoor elements and provide a more secure hold without the risk of abrasion.
Yes, the numbering system for rope and twine is similar to that of wire gauges, where a higher number indicates a smaller thickness. In this case, a #30 rope, which has a diameter of approximately 2mm (5/64 inch), is thinner than ropes with lower numbers. This system helps in identifying the thickness and strength of the rope or twine for various applications. [This answer was generated by AI and verified by product experts.]
I don't think the life insurance company would pay out.
Definitely. Used by Air Force and Navy SAR helicopters to hoist up downed pilots. Worked great pulling my friend’s F-250 stuck in a ditch, using the winch on the front of my Unimog.
absolutely....I used for rescuing another person that fell into a 1200 ft. ravine. 2 adults weighing 328 pounds each. Twine is very strong, and resists any abrasion.
Very suitable if you are an action figure
Yes, but only if YOU are using it for that.
The Everbilt #30 x 190 ft. Twisted Jute Twine, Natural, Browns / Tans can be used to tie up tomato plants.
yes, i used it!
Yes
Everbilt #30 x 190 ft. Twisted Jute Twine, Natural, Browns / Tans has #30 thickness which is approximately 5/64" or 2mm.
It's closer to 3mm
Rope only has a working load limit of 7 lbs and using it to tie seat springs is not a recommended application for the Everbilt #30 x 190 ft. Twisted Jute Twine, Natural, Browns /Tans.
It's a great mystery - there is exactly one end. Something to do with moebius loops and extra dimensions.
The end is at the beginning of the twine.
The Everbilt #30 x 190 ft. Twisted Jute Twine, Natural , Browns / Tans beginning rope end is inside the roll.
I would not use that type, there is special twine for that type of use. You can ask your local butcher for the exact name. But I would definitely not use the type that you're displaying.
For the Everbilt #30 x 190 ft. Twisted Jute Twine Natural, tying a turkey for roasting is not a recommended application.
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