Product Details
- Product type: Pressed cane webbing repair kit
- Cane mesh size: 18″ x 18″
- Weave style: 1/2″ fine open cane mesh
- Spline included: 6 feet of #8 spline
- Wedges included: 5 wood wedges
- Instruction booklet: Full color instruction booklet included
- Best use: Chair seat repair, chair backs, small furniture panels, and pressed cane replacement projects
- Compatibility: For furniture with a routed groove and spline system
Best Uses for This Pressed Cane Webbing Kit
This kit is a good choice for repairing chair seats, small chair backs, and furniture panels where pre-woven cane webbing is held in place with spline. It gives buyers the main materials needed for a basic pressed cane repair in one kit.
If your project needs only cane material without the full kit, you can also compare it with 18 inch cane webbing sold per foot before choosing the best option.
Compatibility and Fit
This pressed cane kit is intended for furniture that has a groove around the seat or panel opening. The cane webbing is pressed into the groove and secured with spline after soaking, fitting, and trimming.
Do not use this kit for chairs with individual drilled holes around the frame. Those chairs usually need strand cane instead of pre-woven cane mesh. For larger or different-width projects, buyers can also check 24 inch rattan cane webbing.
Installation Notes
Before installation, remove the old cane, old spline, and dried glue from the groove. Clean the groove carefully so the new cane mesh and spline can sit evenly inside the frame.
For cleaner removal and fitting, you may need proper caning tools such as the C.S. Osborne caning chisel. If extra wedges are needed during repair, compare this kit with oak hardwood caning wedges.
How to Use the Kit
Soak the cane webbing briefly before fitting so it becomes flexible. Position the cane mesh over the opening, press it into the groove, add the spline, and trim the extra cane carefully after the material is seated properly.
Avoid forcing dry cane into the groove because it can crack or sit unevenly. Let the finished repair dry naturally so the cane tightens into place.
Care and Maintenance
After installation, keep the repaired cane surface in a dry indoor area. Avoid direct rain, heavy moisture, and harsh cleaners because natural cane can weaken when exposed to poor conditions.
Dust gently with a soft cloth and avoid heavy pressure on the repaired seat until the cane, spline, and glue are fully dry and secure. For more related repair materials, browse rattan weaving supplies.


























