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Rustic natural coir fiber rope made from coconut husks, naturally resistant to rot, saltwater, and soil weathering for agriculture and erosion control.
Coconut Coir Rope is spun from the fibrous husk of natural coconuts. It is durable, lightweight, and naturally resistant to saltwater damage and bacterial decay. The rough texture provides a firm, non-slip grip even in wet and muddy environments. Coir rope is widely used in agricultural vine support, oyster farming, soil bioengineering, erosion control logs, and rustic landscape fencing.
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