Coir rope is made from coconut fiber which is found between the hard, internal shell of the outer coat of a coconut. After fully mature coconuts are harvested, they are put into machines to separate the long bristle fibres underneath the skin of the nut. This process is called wet-milling. Next, these coconut fibres are twisted into thicker and stronger strings to become coir rope. The coir fiber is relatively waterproof, and is one of the few natural materials that are resistant to damage by seawater.
Our Coir Rope is made from natural coconut fiber. It is used to wrap the stumps to keep the
plants warm during the cold season. In addition, coconut ropes are also used for
decoration, forcing tents.