Strapworks Lightweight Polypropylene Webbing for DIY pet products, straps, outdoor gear repair – large selection of sizes and colors
With tons of color and size options, our Lightweight Polypropylene is a great budget webbing for arts and crafts that’s also tough enough for serious use. Polypropylene is perfect for outdoor use, with decent UV and mildew resistance and some ability to float over water. It resists acid, alkalies, oil, and grease better than nylon webbings, and will not stretch or color-bleed when wet. While not as strong as nylon or polyester webbings in terms of break-strength, Lightweight Polypropylene is easier to sew, cut, and fold, and is much less expensive. In short, it’s an excellent value for many applications, from light duty tie-down straps to craft projects to do-it-yourself (DIY) repairs around the house. Please be aware that roll sizes greater than 10 yards may include splices from the factory. For a softer yet stronger webbing, see our listing for Flat Nylon. For a stronger weather-resistant alternative, see our listings for Colored or Utility Polyester. Strapworks is a family owned company based in Oregon, USA
- MORE THAN JUST A UTILITY WEBBING, Strapworks Polypropylene looks good too, available in a range of colors that will please any crafter, designer, or household tinkerer.
- CAN BE EASILY SEWN onto hardware such as buckles, slides, cams, or ratchets to create DIY straps. Build your own dog collar, create a belt with D-rings, replace a bag strap, or repair your lawn chair.
- VERSATILITY, DURABILITY, AND VALUE: easy to work with, strong enough for most tasks, water & UV resistant, won’t stretch, and less expensive than nylon or polyester. A great choice for outdoor use!
- TENSILE STRENGTH (break strength) is 300-1200 lbs depending on the width, with a thickness of approximately 0.04 inch. Webbing comes rolled and sealed in protective shrink-wrap.
- STRAPWORKS HEAVYWEIGHT POLYPROPYLENE WEBBING is also available, sold separately. For heavier-duty applications and higher break strength, you may want to consider this alternative.
