Richelieu America Ltd. 642121 Sisal Rope 1/4 in X 100 Ft

Product Description

The RICHELIEU AMERICA LTD. 642121 is a natural fiber twisted sisal rope supplied in a 100-foot coil at 1/4 inch diameter. Sisal is a plant-based fiber known for its coarse texture, moderate tensile strength, and biodegradability. This rope carries a 48 LB safety work load, making it suitable for light-duty bundling, tying, and general-purpose securing tasks. The twisted construction maintains consistent diameter along the full length and resists unraveling during use. Tradespeople and facilities staff working in light construction, landscaping, or general maintenance will find this coil useful for temporary securing and packaging applications.

This sisal rope is intended for use in gardens, general crafts, and packaging applications. The 100-foot coil provides sufficient length for multiple jobs before needing replacement. Its natural fiber composition makes it compatible with outdoor environments where a biodegradable cordage option is preferred. Common uses include bundling materials, staking plants, securing lightweight loads, and craft or decorative projects. It is not rated for overhead lifting or load-bearing structural applications.

Key Features

• 1/4 inch diameter twisted sisal construction for consistent grip and tie performance
• 100-foot coil length suitable for multiple applications per spool
• 48 LB safety work load for light-duty bundling and securing tasks
• Natural plant-based fiber — biodegradable and compostable
• Coil format for easy dispensing and storage
• Suitable for garden, craft, and packaging use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose natural fiber rope for light-duty securing, bundling, and craft applications in residential and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required to work with this rope. Cut to length using a utility knife or scissors and seal cut ends with tape or a flame to limit fraying. Do not use this rope for overhead lifting, fall protection, or any load-bearing structural application. Inspect the rope before each use and discard if fibers show signs of fraying, rot, or significant wear.