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Coir fibre: coconut fibre for logs, mats, rope and moss poles
Coir fibre, or coconut fibre, is the long, strong fibre in the coconut husk. Coirpath uses it to make coir logs, mulch mats, rope, yarn and moss poles, and supplies it in bales for manufacturers.
Also known as:coir fibercoconut fibrecoconut fibercoco fibrebrown coir fibre
What it is
What is coir fibre?
About one-third of a coconut husk is fibre. Brown coir fibre comes from mature coconuts and is strong and rot-resistant.
Fibre is retted, combed and cleaned, then spun, needle-punched or packed into nets.
Coir fibre is biodegradable and holds up well outdoors and in salt water.
Key properties
Typical specifications
Grades and formats
Coir fibre products
Coir logsFibre packed in coir nets for erosion control.
Coir matsNeedle-punched and latex-bonded mats.
Coir rope and yarnSpun and twisted fibre for tying and trellis.
Fibre balesRaw fibre for manufacturers.
For US buyersCoir fibre in the USUS erosion-control contractors and manufacturers use coir fibre logs, blankets and rope. We supply finished products and bales.Bulk supply to the USA →
For Oman buyersCoir fibre in OmanIn Oman, coir logs and rope are used for slopes, wadis and farm tying. We ship to Sohar, Muscat and Salalah.Bulk supply to Oman →
In short
Coir fibre, or coconut fibre, is the long, strong fibre in the coconut husk. Coirpath uses it to make coir logs, mulch mats, rope, yarn and moss poles, and supplies it in bales for manufacturers.
TypeBrown coir fibre
LengthLong and short fibre
Moisture< 20%
ImpuritiesLow
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