[Plankton]

Not to hang myself or any poachers!
I can't decide on what rope to buy for ladder and roof work, there are to many on internet with the key words 'climbing' etc but many aren't up to the job. Now without spending a fortune what and where can I buy something suitable.

Thanks in advance.

[PoleKing]

You may laugh, but... Give these fellas a call/email.
http://www.milngaviemountaineeringclub.org

My brother is a climber. What his club doesn't know about rope ain't worth knowing.
People who climb tend to be very helpful in my experience.
You never know, you may even find a new hobby.

[tonycarr]

could try this place for advice

http://www.ropesdirect.co.uk/

tony

[Plankton]

You may laugh, but... Give these fellas a call/email.
http://www.milngaviemountaineeringclub.org

My brother is a climber. What his club doesn't know about rope ain't worth knowing.
People who climb tend to be very helpful in my experience.
You never know, you may even find a new hobby.

How strange! I'm from Milngavie.

[PoleKing]

You may laugh, but... Give these fellas a call/email.
http://www.milngaviemountaineeringclub.org

My brother is a climber. What his club doesn't know about rope ain't worth knowing.
People who climb tend to be very helpful in my experience.
You never know, you may even find a new hobby.

How strange! I'm from Milngavie.

Proper lols, Alan.
I know that's where you're from, it's in your profile.
I googled climbing centres in your area.

[Plankton]

   

[PoleKing]

 

They're watching you.

[eric star]

I cut my mum's washing line down and used that. Good as any rope

[slap bash]

I Use a rope call dyneema rope its soft on the hands yet strong had some from my sailing days
TRY THE WEB SITE BELOW.


 uhttp://www.cheaprope.co.uk/se

[Plankton]

Thanks I'll have a look. Good luck with the washing line