Tree net
Permanent · the trees are the frame
- HangsRope wraps around the trunks
- Stays upAll year round
- TreesBark protection under the wraps
A woven rope net between trees, to lie, lounge and climb in. We supply everything and calculate exactly what you need.


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Same weaving, different mounting.
Permanent · the trees are the frame
Removable · hangs on straps and ratchets
Your size, your mesh. See roughly how many metres of cord you need.
Measure the opening inside the frame.
Place the trees where they really stand.
Smaller meshes = more cord and a denser net.
Edge rope and weaving cord.
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Paracord 550 Type III comes in 10, 30, 100 and 300 metres (roughly 33, 100, 330 and 1,000 ft). For a tree net, the 100 m and 300 m spools are the smart choice: you need a lot of cord, and the bigger the spool, the lower the price per metre.
100 m and 300 m are supplied on a spool or roll: easy to store and to feed while you weave. Smaller lengths (10 and 30 m) come as a bundle. The packaging is listed on each product page.
Paracord 550 Type III is the go-to choice: about 4 mm thick, seven inner strands and a breaking strength of around 250 kg (550 lbs). Thinner 425 Type II (about 3 mm) and 100 Type I (about 2 mm) are made for finer knotwork, not for a net you lie in.
As a rule of thumb, about 110 m of paracord 550 per m² at a 5 cm mesh. A 3 × 3 m net takes roughly 1,000 m. Smaller meshes take more. Want the exact number for your size and colours? Use the 3D tool.
Paracord 550 is 100% nylon, both the core and the sheath. It is supple, colourfast and resistant to UV, moisture and mildew, so it holds up outdoors in the trees. The name comes from parachute cord, the job it was originally made for.
The weaving is done with paracord, but the edge of the net carries the load to the trees. For that you use a static rope of 10–11 mm, not paracord. Always attach the net with load-rated hardware.