TW328976B - Rope knitting method - Google Patents

Abstract

A rope knitting method which knits six ropes together, where the ropes are divided into two groups of three ropes that are knitted in the same way simultaneously. Firstly one rope is knitted with detachable knots to make a base rope such that there is always an entwined section where a rope body pass through and entangles any two neighboring loops of each base rope. The features are: Each of the two interlock ropes is threaded in an S-shape through the lower portion of each entwined section of the two base ropes. After winding around several entwined sections, the interlock ropes are stretched to the lower portions of the corresponding entwined sections on the other base rope and then threaded in an S-shape through the corresponding entwined sections of the two base ropes by turn to form several crossing ribs between the two base ropes. The interlock ropes are then stretched back to their original base ropes to repeat the S-shape threading for the entwined section on single base rope; A reinforcing rope is added onto each base rope of the structure knitted with the base ropes and the interlock ropes. The reinforcing rope is also threaded in an S-shape through the lower portion of the entwined section of the base ropes till it meets the interlock rope. The reinforcing rope is continuously threaded in the S-shape along the original base rope such that the interlock rope at the crossing-rib area is pressed under the reinforcing rope; The two groups of ropes are combined into a single structure with vacant spaces of various sizes for hanging objects using the aforementioned knitting method.