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Coir Yarn & Rope

Spun coconut fibre yarn and twisted rope for farms and landscaping.

Also known as: coir yarn, coir rope, coconut fibre rope, coir twine, coco twine

6–24 mmRope diameters

2–3 plyTwist options

1–10 kgSpool sizes

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Overview

What it is

Coir fiber spun into yarn and twisted into rope. Gardeners use it to tie plants, train vines and build trellises, and it holds up outdoors and in salt water. When it wears out it can go in the compost.

Features

1Strong, rot-resistant fiber

2Holds knots without slipping

3Resists salt water

4Soft on plant stems

5Fully biodegradable

6Spun to order, 2–3 ply

Where to use

Where Coir Yarn & Rope is used in Oman

01Farm tyingLashing shade nets and tying plants on farms.

02Date palm workTying fronds and bunches during harvest.

03Vegetable trellisTwine for cucumber and tomato support.

04Marine useNatural rope for boats and fishing.

How it's made

From husk to Coir Yarn & Rope

Fibre rettingHusks are soaked to soften the fibre.

CleaningFibre is combed and cleaned.

SpinningFibre is spun into 2-ply yarn.

TwistingYarn is twisted into 2- or 3-strand rope.

SpoolingWound onto spools or into bales.

PackingLabelled and packed by length and weight.

How to use

Using Coir Yarn & Rope

1Cut to the length you need

2Tie loosely round stems

3Run between posts for a trellis

4Compost when worn out

Specifications

Technical details

Also known ascoir yarn, coir rope, coconut fibre rope, coir twine

Material100% coconut husk fibre

Yarn2-ply, hand and machine spun

Rope6–24 mm

Twist2 and 3 strand

Spools1, 5, 10 kg

ColourNatural brown

Life2–3 years outdoors

Applications

Where it's used

Farm tying

Date palm work

Vegetable trellis

Marine use

Tying plants

Training vines

Bulk supply

WHOLESALE

Bulk formatBales and spools

Minimum order1 × 20 ft

40 ft HC load~18–20 t

Private labelAvailable

Lead time3–4 weeks from approval

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Private label · Oman

METRIC · EN / AR

Contents2 × 100 m spools, 3 mm twine

PackPrinted kraft sleeve

Pack size18 × 18 × 10 cm

Weight1 kg

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Private label · USA

IMPERIAL · EN / ES

PackPrinted kraft sleeve

Contents2 × 325 ft spools, 3 mm twine

Pack size7 × 7 × 4 in

Weight2.2 lb

Bulk supply to the USA →

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What buyers say

Buyers of Coir Yarn & Rope

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Mixed containers of cocopeat and mulching mats work well for our landscaping projects. Shipments reach Sohar in about ten days.

LProcurement lead, landscaping companyMuscat, Oman · Cocopeat and mats

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Arabic labels and import documents were ready on time, so clearance at the port was straightforward.

ADirector, agricultural importerSohar, Oman · Private label

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Their coco chips and coir pots give our nursery an even, reliable product every season.

NOwner, plant nurserySalalah, Oman · Coco chips, coir pots

In short

Coir Yarn & Rope for Oman: Spun coconut fibre yarn and twisted rope for farms and landscaping. Used for farm tying, date palm work, vegetable trellis, marine use.

MarketOman

MOQ1 × 20 ft

Transit~7–12 days

UnitsMetric

FAQ

Questions about Coir Yarn & Rope

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It is naturally rot-resistant and lasts two to three years outside.

Yes. The fibre is soft enough to tie stems without cutting them.

Yes. Rope from 6–24 mm is spun to order.

Minimum order is 1 × 20 ft. A 40 ft HC holds about 18–20 t. Mixed containers with other products are available.

Bales and spools. Every unit carries a lot number linked to its test report.

Yes. We pack Coir Yarn & Rope under your brand with your artwork, language, units and barcodes, and send pre-production samples for approval.

Yes. We send samples with their lab results so you can test them before ordering.

Yes. Full or mixed containers to Sohar, Muscat or Salalah in about 7–12 days.

Farm tying: Lashing shade nets and tying plants on farms. Date palm work: Tying fronds and bunches during harvest. Vegetable trellis: Twine for cucumber and tomato support. Marine use: Natural rope for boats and fishing.