Rope savers, accessories for ropes, handrail netting

Protection and Organization Onboard with Lifeline Netting

Lifeline netting is a crucial safety element and adds an aesthetic touch to your boat. Available in various heights, such as 45 cm, 60 cm, or custom sizes, and lengths suitable for hulls from 8 to 22 meters, our range offers solutions for every need. Choose a boat lifeline net made with UV and saltwater-resistant materials to ensure long-lasting performance. Before installation, ensure your stanchions are in perfect condition for optimal attachment. Consider using reinforced lifeline stanchions for added security.

For efficient rope management, we offer rope tidies made of durable plastic or stainless steel. These accessories allow you to keep the deck tidy, preventing dangerous tangles and facilitating maneuvers. Stainless steel models, like the 240x320 stainless steel tidy, offer greater corrosion resistance and superior durability. A rope bag can be an additional solution for organizing ropes not in use. Consider using a rope thimble or wire rope thimble to protect your rope eye from wear and tear.

A rope cutter is an indispensable safety accessory onboard. Electric models, such as the 220V 65W rope cutter, can cut ropes up to 22 mm in diameter in seconds, proving invaluable in emergencies or for finishing splices. Manual models are also available for occasional use.

Extra Protection for Your Ropes

Don't forget the importance of rope protectors. These small accessories protect ropes from abrasion caused by rubbing against the dock or other surfaces, extending their lifespan. Regularly check the condition of your rope protectors and replace them if worn. Also, consider using specific mooring rope protectors for mooring lines.

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Complete your equipment with our AISI 316 stainless steel shackles, ideal for connecting ropes and chains safely and reliably. You can find them in the section dedicated to splicing and rope accessories. For a touch of comfort, consider adding lifeline cushions.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lifeline Netting and Rope Accessories

Is lifeline netting easy to install?

Installation depends on the model and configuration of your lifeline. Our nets are generally designed for easy installation with cable ties or lacing. Consult the instruction manual or contact us for assistance.

How can I protect ropes from wear and tear?

Use rope protectors, protective nylon or neoprene sleeves. Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and rinse the ropes with fresh water after use. Periodically check the condition of your ropes and replace them if necessary.

Which rope cutter is best suited to my needs?

An electric rope cutter is ideal for frequent cuts. A manual model may be sufficient for occasional use. Always consider the maximum diameter of the ropes to be cut.

How do I choose the right lifeline netting for my boat?

Consider the height of your lifeline, the length required, and the desired material. Nylon nets are strong and lightweight, while stainless steel nets offer greater durability. Make sure the net is resistant to UV rays and saltwater.

Is lifeline netting easy to install?

Installation depends on the model and configuration of your lifeline. Our nets are generally designed for easy installation with cable ties or lacing. Consult the instruction manual or contact us for assistance.

How can I protect ropes from wear and tear?

Use rope protectors, protective nylon or neoprene sleeves. Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and rinse the ropes with fresh water after use. Periodically check the condition of your ropes and replace them if necessary.

Which rope cutter is best suited to my needs?

An electric rope cutter is ideal for frequent cuts. A manual model may be sufficient for occasional use. Always consider the maximum diameter of the ropes to be cut.

How do I choose the right lifeline netting for my boat?

Consider the height of your lifeline, the length required, and the desired material. Nylon nets are strong and lightweight, while stainless steel nets offer greater durability. Make sure the net is resistant to UV rays and saltwater.