Country Brook Design 2 Inch Black Heavy Polypropylene (Polypro) Webbing - 25 Yards: Durable and Versatile Material for Various Applications Review

I used this to fix some expensive dining room chairs that were starting to sag. This is a good product that doesn't stretch too much so it offers good comfort and holds up well for us.

I bought this to reconnect a swing bench bought a long time ago (maybe 10 years?). It's strong and an update of what was installed. I would recommend lightly burning the cut ends if you repeat my use. I've noticed that melting the ends holds the screw much better and prevents the screw from trying to pull on the fibers during installation.

I used it to make a wicker garden chair seat. One roll was more than enough for two large chairs. The material seems very strong and sturdy; not at all like the nylon material used in lightweight folding chairs. It's more of a strapping material. It cuts easily with a kitchen knife heated with a propane torch and won't crumble.

This is a single layer webbing that is stiff enough to lay without twisting but flexible enough not to cut. Slightly less flexible/softer than the average seat belt at the end of model cars. Unlike soft or cotton braids, it cannot be tied into a tight knot. In this way, the functional knot can be easily released from above, even when it is really unloaded. If you want a strong, non-slip knot, use a water knot, which is the correct way to tie straps. I make straps for djembe drums and other…

This strap fits me perfectly. I had some ratchet straps for my trailer that I wanted to lengthen and the idea with all the black straps seemed crisp and clean. The strap was exactly 2.0 inches wide so I didn't feel a short, they were also quite thick like the original straps I had which were rated at 330 pounds so I'm assuming these straps are the same gauge becomes. I cut my new straps to length, leaving about 4 inches extra for the hooks to fold, and used my sewing machine to sew a few zig…