Cut to the metre, not the coil
Seventeen metres means seventeen metres, whipped both ends, at the per-metre price. Nobody here will try to sell you a 220-metre reel.
Ropemakers since 1897 · Bridport, Dorset
Marine, arborist, industrial and decorative rope from one of the last working ropewalks in the country. Any length, spliced free, with a test certificate where the job needs one.
On the reel
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How we work
Seventeen metres means seventeen metres, whipped both ends, at the per-metre price. Nobody here will try to sell you a 220-metre reel.
Eyes, thimbles, joins and end-for-end. Bring the old line in and we will match the lay and the diameter rather than guess from a photograph.
Arborist, lifting and rescue lines ship with the batch test certificate. If a rope is not certificated for a use, we will say so rather than let you assume.
Most people asking for Dyneema want polyester and a bigger diameter. It costs a quarter and lasts longer in a mooring line.
“I asked for eighty metres of Dyneema and they asked what it was for. It was for mooring lines. They sold me polyester at a fifth of the price and spliced the eyes while I had a cup of tea.”
Come to the works
The Ropewalk, St Michael's Trading Estate
Bridport, Dorset DT6 3RR
Bridport · 20 min from Dorchester
About this page
The business, the listings and the reviews are invented — this page exists to show what someone could put on superyachtropes.com. The domain itself is genuinely for sale.
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