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Stainless Steel Hanging Rope Kit, 30m/2mm Coated Stainless Steel Cable with M5 Tensioners, 2mm Metal Cable Kit for Climbing Plants, Clothesline, Balustrade, Guardrail Cable

~~£40.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Cuizi

Product information

Description

General Description

This 30-meter, 2mm stainless steel rope kit is ideal for a variety of applications, including supporting climbing plants, creating trellises, and installing railing cables. It features PVC-coated stainless steel cable, providing excellent resistance to weathering, rust, and corrosion. The kit is complete with turnbuckles, hooks, and lugs, making it easy to use in various outdoor projects.

Technical Specifications

Cable Length: 30 m
Cable Diameter: 2 mm (1.5 mm bare wire)
Material: 304 Stainless Steel
Coating: PVC
Accessories Included: 5 × M5 turnbuckles, 10 × stainless steel eye hooks, 10 × cable lugs, 20 × aluminum cable sleeves

Compatibility and Accessories

Suitable for gardening applications, including training climbing plants and creating trellises
Can be used for railing cable installations and rope access Cable

Installation

Use a crimping tool to secure the cable lugs and sleeves
Turnbuckles allow for easy cable tension adjustment
Easy to install and remove as needed

Uses

Ideal for hanging outdoor lighting
Used for gardening applications such as supporting climbing plants
Can be used for fence and railing cable installations

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Pcs per pack
1
Colour
White
Shape
Butterfly
Width
150 mm
Length
150 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Weight
2000 g
ManoMano Reference
ME220666268
MMID
618202091152
Product code
BT-UK2025YS-30199
EAN
9140747915999

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