Everlasto Polyhemp Decking Rope - Brown - 36Mm

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The Everlasto Polyhemp Decking Rope is designed for homeowners and maritime enthusiasts seeking the timeless, rustic aesthetic of natural hemp combined with modern synthetic durability. It serves as an excellent choice for garden landscaping, decking perimeters, or traditional-style rigging, though users should note that the synthetic material lacks the coarse texture and specific scent associated with genuine organic rope.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PHR36_50 |
| Brand | EVERLASTO |
No, this is a synthetic polyhemp (Hempex) rope designed to look like natural hemp while providing superior durability.
No, the synthetic material is specifically designed to resist rot, fungal decay, and moisture absorption.
No, this rope is intended for decorative, decking, or general-purpose utility use and is not certified for climbing or personal safety applications.
Use a hot-knife or tape the area before cutting to fuse the synthetic strands together immediately.
Yes, the brown color is consistent throughout the length of the rope, maintaining its appearance over time.
Yes, its strength and grip make it an excellent choice for such activities.
Apply heat to the ends of the rope to melt the synthetic fibers together or use heat-shrink tubing.
Use a soft brush and water to scrub the rope surface; avoid pressure washers as they may fray the fibers.
This is normal for new polyhemp. It will naturally soften and become more pliable with regular use.
To ensure the longevity of your Everlasto Polyhemp rope, proper installation and maintenance are essential. When cutting the rope to length, we recommend using a sharp hot-knife or wrapping the cut ends with high-quality electrical tape or heat-shrink tubing to prevent the synthetic fibers from unraveling.
Compatibility with various fittings like brass eyelets, decking hooks, or wooden bollards is high, as the rope is easy to splice and tie. To clean, simply wash the rope with mild soap and water to remove dirt or algae buildup; do not use harsh chemical cleaners, as they may compromise the synthetic fibers. Always store the rope in a cool, dry place if it is being taken down for the winter season.