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QuestionIs a square knot good for making ropes and ladders?Britt Edelen comes to wikiHow after graduating in 2019 from Brown University, where he studied English and German literature and philosophy. While at Brown he contributed frequently to campus publications and worked in the university’s Writing Center. More recently, he has had several articles published in various journals devoted to literary criticism. During his time at wikiHow, Britt supervised and collaborated with writers and editors to continue producing high-quality content and promote wikiHow’s mission of enabling everyone to learn anything.Square knots are not good and not strong enough to be used for ladders. They’re super simple and handy when you need to quickly tie two ropes together for a temporary fix. They can easily slip or come undone, especially under strain or if the rope gets tugged in different directions. When you’re making a ladder, you need knots that won’t budge under pressure because your safety depends on it. Square knots aren’t designed for that kind of stability. They work best for light-duty tasks or when the knot isn’t under constant stress.
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QuestionWhere can I buy a rope ladder?Community AnswerOnline is probably the best option. You may also want to check Home Depot or Lowe's.
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QuestionCan you drill a hole at the rungs of a ladder and tie a knot underneath to stop the rung from slipping?Community AnswerYou can drill it as long as the rope is thick. You can't really tie a knot underneath. Instead, you could try digging it into the ground.
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QuestionIs this strong enough for African grey parrots?Emma ErasmusCommunity AnswerYes, definitely. As long as you use proper rope and make sure the wood is safe, you should be fine.
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