The structure includes multiple sisal scratching posts, two dangling rope toys and an enviable cat hammock. It's 76 inches at its highest point and comes in two colors. Promising reviews: "I have a ...

Often, this behaviour is phasic. So, while you ride it out, why not wrap exposed furniture legs that are oh-so-enticing to claws and teeth with sisal rope? You’ll still have to monitor and redirect ...

Jerran was also well-known for making hand-tied rope halters which he shared as gifts for his family and friends. Jerran earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Utah ...

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Most cat trees are constructed from hardy structural materials like plywood or corrugated cardboard, then covered in a textured fabric like carpet or sisal ... of the rope toy and the scratching ...

When writing a round-up of my sisal projects a week or so ago, I thought of another rope idea. I tend to forget things, so I opened a Word document and wrote the idea down…just so I wouldn’t forget.

“Poly is probably better for breakaway halters. If a horse gets tangled in a fence, it’s easier to break away from poly than nylon.” In addition, polypropylene does not absorb water as much as nylon.

Use 10mm sisal rope to wrap the lamp base and add a soft, handcrafted tassel to finish. To make the decorative sculpture, cut three wires from an inexpensive wreath form and wind 6mm jute cord around ...

The original poster shared a photo of the repaired cat tree to r/Frugal and wrote, "Instead of throwing out and replacing a cat tree, I bought 300 feet of sisal rope for $17 and replaced it myself." ...

Not everyone, however, feels the same affection for sisal. Though it is still used in rope, twine, potato sacks and carpets, sisal is being steadily replaced by nylon and other synthetics.