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Somewhere on an Abaca farm nestled in the steaming heat of the Philippines or the remote back roads of Ecuador, there are men and women harvesting and prepping Abaca plant fiber for rope products around the world. The Abaca plant is a relative of the banana tree and the easiest way to tell the difference is that it grows no bananas – but, its fibers make organic Manila Rope.

The accelerated migration of the Zika virus mosquito into Central America we fabricate mosquito netting products to help the fight

In order to protect and prevent against shipments from being comprimised we use safety netting to prevent disasters.

We've merged our sister site US Rope and Cable into our site to offer you the best net and rope products in one place.

The team at US Netting is always working to bring you a better online user experience and new products, all at the American quality you've come to expect.

There's more to know about flying a drone than how to work the controls. Learn how to fly your drone safely and legally in this full guide to everything you need to know about drone flying from the...

Using knotted drone netting and tunnels is a great way to keep spectators and participants safe during drone races. Learn how to choose your drone nets and get a quote on your custom netting online...

Knowing when its time to replace a lifting sling is essential to safety on the work site. Learn how to inspect cargo and lifting slings for signs of damage so you can keep yourself and your workers...

Discover the many benefits of shade cloths for plants at US Netting. Different shade cloths can have different effects, so it's important to learn the uses of colored, black and aluminet shade clot...

Stainless Steel Netting has become a trend in architectural designs and outdoor green spaces. Learn more about how steel netting is used.

We make it easy to build Custom Cargo Nets at US Netting. Read about some of our recent site changes that make us the best online netting supplier.

Wild birds, particularly songbirds, can be a delight to listen to and watch. But some “feathered friends” are not our friends at all, and certain species need to be prevented from damaging our homes and property. Find out more about our bird control solutions to keep the pigeons (and other pest birds) from coming home to roost.