Surprising Uses for Commercial Rope

Have you ever been to an amusement park or a zoo? What about a park? If so, you may have noticed that a lot of these places have one thing in common - ROPE.

Many times ropes are used in these settings as decorative elements, especially in parks and recreations. Below Are Several Unique Uses of Commercial Rope:

1. Directing

Not only can rope create a fun, tropical, or nautical environment, but they also can be used to:

• Direct the flow of traffic
• Serve as a room divider
• Or, to give a 3D look to bars and counters by using polyester rope as a trim!

2. Bridges

Synthetic rope and netting is often used alongside bridges, creating an adventurous look and atmosphere.

3. Fencing

You’ve most likely seen commercial rope in action, serving as a fence! Stringing rope between poles is a simple way to create a themed barrier, or to add a bit of direction to a park. Another common use is stretching synthetic netting between poles and using synthetic rope as an anchor! This is especially common at the Zoo because it creates a more visually appealing barrier and allows for more visibility rather than a solid wall.