Manila Marine Rope – Hellog is a natural fibre rope made from the abacá plant, native to the Philippines. Known for its strength, grip, and classic nautical appearance, this rope is ideal for marine, construction, agricultural, and decorative use.

Hellog’s Manila rope is twisted 3-strand, abrasion-resistant, and naturally fire-retardant. It holds knots exceptionally well and offers excellent UV and salt water resistance, making it perfect for rigging, rope ladders, block and tackle, cargo nets, and more.

Although it absorbs water, causing it to shrink and stiffen when wet, it regains shape once dry—adding to its reliable performance. Its low stretch and excellent handling grip make it a preferred rope in marine and rustic aesthetic applications.

Treated with mineral oil for added durability, this rope has a natural golden-brown color and a coarse texture. Note that due to its organic nature, Manila rope is biodegradable, non-chemical resistant, and should not be used with corrosive substances.

Features of Manila Marine Rope – Hellog

• Made from abacá (natural fibre)

• Low stretch with strong knot-holding ability

• Abrasion-resistant and UV-resistant

• Biodegradable and weather-resistant

• Naturally fire-retardant

• Treated with mineral oil

• Traditional nautical look and feel

• Flexible and decorative

Applications of Manila Marine Rope – Hellog

• Marine rigging and capstan ropes

• Rope ladders and cargo nets

• Slings and lifting applications

• Safety nets and driving ropes

• Decorative handrails and nautical detailing

• Landscaping and agricultural tying

• DIY and rustic design projects

Technical Specifications

• Material: Manila (Abacá fibres)

• Diameter: 5mm to 38mm

• Length per reel: 100m

• Construction: Twisted 3-strand natural rope

• Performance in water: Sinks, shrinks when wet, swells in girth

• Treatment: Mineral oil-treated for durability

• Appearance: Golden dark brown, stiff with coarse fibres

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How do I care for and maintain marine ropes?
A: Rinse with fresh water after use, store in a dry, shaded area, and inspect for damage before use.

Q2: What’s the difference between three-strand and braided marine ropes?
A: Three-strand ropes are twisted and more robust; braided ropes are flexible and smooth, ideal for easier handling.

Q3: How often should I replace marine ropes?
A: Replace ropes when they show signs of fraying, shrinking, brittleness, or weakened performance—especially after prolonged exposure to moisture or sunlight.

 Available Sizes

• Diameters: 5mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, 38mm

• Lengths: Standard 100m rolls (cut lengths available on request)

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