Rope Ladder

Description
The rope ladder is created by tying a series of evenly spaced loops along a single rope, forming a flexible ladder structure. Each rung is created by a loop knot that can support weight. The spacing between rungs must be uniform for practical use.
Common Uses
Used in sailing, treehouse construction, camping, and emergency situations requiring a portable, flexible means of vertical ascent or descent.
How to Tie
- 1Secure the top end of the rope to an anchor point.
- 2Tie a loop at the first rung position using a figure eight on a bight or butterfly knot.
- 3Measure equal distance to the next rung and repeat the loop knot.
- 4Continue tying loops at regular intervals along the rope.
- 5Ensure each loop is securely tightened and properly dressed.
- 6Test each rung before full-weight use.
