Value Collection WS-MH-FIBR-007 Cotton Sash-cord Twine

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-FIBR-007 is a natural cotton sash-cord twine rated for a 96 lb breaking strength and yielding approximately 273 feet per pound. At 0.125 inches in diameter, this twine is sized for classic sash-cord applications in window and door assemblies. The natural cotton construction offers moderate flexibility and adequate tensile strength for general cordage tasks in residential and light commercial environments. Tradespeople, contractors, and facilities maintenance technicians keep this twine on hand for window sash replacement, general bundling, and light rigging work where synthetic cord is not required.

This twine is suited to residential window repair and renovation work, particularly in older construction where traditional cotton sash cord is the appropriate replacement material. It also sees use in general construction and maintenance tasks that call for a natural-fiber cordage at a fractional-inch diameter. The 1/8 inch diameter profile fits standard sash pulleys and guides commonly found in double-hung wood window assemblies. One pound of twine provides roughly 273 feet of usable length, making it practical for multi-window jobs from a single unit.

Key Features

• 96 lb breaking strength for reliable load-bearing in sash-cord applications
• 273 feet per pound yield — efficient coverage for multi-window installations
• 0.125 inch (1/8 inch) diameter fits standard sash pulleys and guides
• Natural cotton construction — no synthetic coatings or additives
• Natural color blends with traditional wood window interiors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cordage for double-hung wood window sash assemblies requiring a 1/8 inch diameter natural cotton cord.

Installation Notes

Window sash cord replacement is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced maintenance technicians. Before replacing sash cord, remove the window stop and carefully extract the sash panel to access the pulley and weight cavity. Inspect the pulley wheels for wear or binding before threading new cord. Follow applicable building codes and manufacturer guidance when restoring historic or specialty window assemblies.