Collection: Polypropylene Rope

Yes, this rope is built for it. Polypropylene resists water, keeping its shape and strength. It holds colour in sunlight and can take UV exposure without fading. In short: it's an all-weather garden workhorse.

Absolutely. It stays light and you can seal the ends simply and quickly to prevent fraying.. Whether you're knotting off a beam or guiding a trellis, the rope feels predictable and easy to manage.

Polypropylene floats, thanks to its buoyant fibres, so this rope stays on the surface if it falls in water. Handy if you're setting up around water features.

We offer diameters from 4mm up to 16mm so choose whichever diameter will look the best for your project.  You can buy in full coils for large jobs or by the metre for smaller touches, so it’s always a neat fit.

Polyprop is a workhorse rope. The beige is ideally coloured for garden use, fitting in with shades of sandy soil and timber. In the garden, polypropylene rope is a staple for tying things up and tying things down, supporting plants, rope off areas etc. The blue polypropylene is often used too, and not just in gardens. You will see blue rope in use on farms, building sites, in forests and many other applications. It is a pretty honest rope - it is synthetic, it looks synthetic, and it has the strength of synthetic rope. It’s also cheap as chips!