Nickel-plated rope cleats. With a rope cleat, it's possible to wind ropes or steel wires, for example, but also to block them. This ensures that the ropes and wires stay in place and can't come loose. Everything for safety. Therefore, in many applications, it's important that the rope cleat connection always remains rock-solid. For this reason, many people choose a nickel-plated rope cleat. This way, the material always maintains its full strength.
Use of nickel plated cord frog
A rope cleat is designed for winding ropes and steel wires. This is often done at sea, for example. In water sports, we see rope cleats on virtually every deck of a sailing ship, for example. However, it's not uncommon for water to spill onto the deck. It's important that the rope cleat is still as strong as when it left the factory. Therefore, it must not be damaged by things like rust. The rope cleat in this product category is designed for use in wet conditions. Thanks to its nickel-plated finish, the rope cleat will not break or rust.
Rope frogs in different sizes
Not every application uses the same cord cleat. Therefore, it's important to find the right size for the desired application. That's why we offer a variety of sizes. A cord cleat can also be used, for example, to hang a roller shutter or Venetian blind cord. It can also be used on a shed window frame. Choose a model with a length of 60 mm, 110 mm, or 150 mm.
Confirmation of the rope frog
We've included several cord cleats in our range. They all share one thing in common: this one is a low-profile model, making it easy to attach and neatly concealed. Attaching the model isn't difficult, as all products in this category have two screw holes. This allows you to securely fasten the cord cleat with stainless steel screws.
We supply these products from our own stock. This means you won't have to wait long for your cord cleat to arrive. We generally deliver within 1 to 2 business days, provided they're in stock. This makes it quick and easy to hang a blind or roller shutter.
