T.W. Evans Cordage Co. 22-410 3/8 inch by 100' Twisted Sisal Rope

I needed to re-do the cat scratcher and I had no idea there was 'good' or 'bad' sisal rope for cats. This worked great.

Perfect for rewrapping my cats’ scratching post. Two happy kitties. Life is good.

Used first to repair big home made cat scratch posts, previous rope totally disintegrated by possessed cats. The 100 ft was enough to have a continuous wrap without having to splice shorter pieces, and the 3/8 being thicker than the 1/4 will last a little longer. The rope did not have any weird thick knots or any unraveled/torn fibers. No smell. Only took the fuzzy darlings a few minutes to test it out, so far holding up well. Enough left over to anchor a few small trees outside, rope has minimal stretch then stays at that length. I already forgot where but NOT made in China (nor US)

I am very happy with this rope and the cats love it. I used an extension cord holder to hold the rope to make it easier to install while I had to go around the post and glue gun the rope in place. I am glad I selected 3/8 inch because it made installation easier. The 100 feet covered two posts with enough to do a half post. I recommend this company's product.

The rope is good quality. I used this to replace the worn parts on my cat scratching posts with a hot glue gun. I removed the bad sections and used this rope as a replacement. This photo was taken after about one month of cat use from the time of the repair. It's holding up well. (Advise using heat tolerant gloves for hot gluing)

This is good quality and worked well for our cat tree, the only problem I had is that the stuff got so twisted and even tangled while trying to use it. I am not sure but next time I pay start from the center instead of the outside edge, that might help with the tangling problem. I know starting from the outside was a disaster.

Got for making a cat scratching post. Good mid-size rope. Does not have an oil odor. The odor is the 'grass' smell of natural fiber rope. It actually attracts the cats to come use it. I'm not finished, and it's already getting used whole I'm waiting on more rope. For what it's worth, I used ¾" plywood as the base, about 20" square to avoid tippage. I used a 4x4 fir post from Home Depot, cut in half for a 4' tall scratching post. This 100' roll of rope wrapped and pulled tight, secured sparingly with staples, went up 31". You'll probably be able to get a little more coverage with a round post, but I wanted an untreated one. Look for carpet remnants or check resale shops for rugs for the base, and top, if you plan to have one. I'm going to purchase this rope again to finish off the rest of the scratching post.

This stuff worked perfect for making a scratch post for my cat. I wrapped an eight foot long 6 inch diameter post for her. Used hot glue to attach it as I did a tight wrap. Couple years later now she is still having fun!

Funcionó para el árbol rascador de la gata, aunque es un poco grueso, no huele mal, a la gata le gusta usarlo

Excellent rope the cat loves it.

Exactly as expected and described!

Fiyat niye bu kadar arttı/pahalı anlamadım. Eğer fiyat normale dönerse daha alacağım.

Another cat scratching post repair - works great. I used narrow crown staples to secure top and bottom. Seemed pretty consistent thickness, though I suppose it wouldn't be suitable for a precision cat tree. My cat and I are fine with it though. Will update if he shreds it prematurely.