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Rope bridge for treehouse

Rope bridge for treehouse

€375,00 - €1.050,00
€375,00
€375,00 - €1.050,00
€375,00

Buy a rope bridge for a tree house?

Are you looking for a rope bridge for a tree house? A rope bridge is a beautiful and decorative addition to a tree house or a rope course.

The rope used for the rope bridge in the photo is polyhemp. Polyhemp is an artificial hemp and has a natural rope look.

We make both sides (the rope parts) of the rope bridge. The indicated price is for both sides. The ropes stick out at the bottom. You can mount posts or beams to this as desired (woodwork is not included).

Which rope bridge do I need?

Do you have a question or are you looking for a specific custom rope bridge or net? Please contact us.

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Delivery

  • Delivery time stock products: 3-4 days
  • Out of stock: Up to 3 weeks
  • Delivery to location in Europe is possible. Please contact us for this.
Use

Rope bridge for at home or at an event.
For a treehouse or climbing course.
Children and adults

Specifications

Rope: Polyprop 18mm in the color black or manilla. Or Polyhemp 18mm in natural color.
The upper rope has a thickness of 24mm.
The meshes are made by passing the ropes through twice and splitting them (not knotted).
The ropes cannot shift and the net is dimensionally stable.

Features

Polyprop is strong and wear-resistant.
Polyhemp is strong and feels soft. It has a natural rope look.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Note

The maximum length of a rope bridge depends on the construction, such as the anchor points and whether you also use steel cables. If the rope bridge is only made with ropes, our advice is a maximum length of 5 meters. This is because of the stretch in the rope that causes the bridge to sag.