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This gold construction line is made of #18 nylon. It is twisted to add for extra strength. The plastic handle can also be used as a stake for one-person use, to increase versatility.

Cotton is a widely used natural fibre rope that is often used in the forms of small twines and cords. It is soft, pliable and easy on the hands. Due in part to its medium strength characteristics, Cotton is an excellent choice for a wide variety of common household uses, including the kitchen, garden, for blinds, crafts or for package bundling.

Nylon is the strongest synthetic material used for DIY ropes and will last four to five times longer than natural fibers because it has good abrasion resistance, good UV resistance, and it is not damaged by oil or most chemicals. Great for indoor and outdoor uses, nylon does not float and it will absorb water, which causes it to shrink slightly and to lose some of its strength (10-15%). Nylon has great strength and shock load resistance, handles easily, and resists sunlight better than all other synthetics. Mason's line is designed to be strung between two posts to create a straight and level line as a guide for laying a course of bricks or setting a line of fence posts. Do not use for overhead lifting. Never exceed the Safe Working Load of 8 lb. This No.18 rope measures 225 ft in length and comes in high visibility white so it can easily be seen against a line of bricks.

Sisal is a hard natural fibre similar to Manila. Sisal has a lower strength-to-weight ratio when compared to Manila. Sisal can be easily damaged by moisture, ultraviolet (UV) light, and many common chemicals. It is resistant to salt water and is often found in the forms of small twines and cords. Sisal is an excellent option for medium duty use on indoor plants, in the garden, for crafts and for package bundling.