JUEGD Round Reed Spline 0.2 Inch 65ft 0.55 lb,2 Pack Cane for Weaving Chairs, Baskets, and Making Wicker Furniture. - 6

JUEGD Round Reed Spline 0.2 Inch 65ft 0.55 lb,2 Pack Cane for Weaving Chairs, Baskets, and Making Wicker Furniture. - 5

JUEGD Round Reed Spline 0.2 Inch 65ft 0.55 lb,2 Pack Cane for Weaving Chairs, Baskets, and Making Wicker Furniture. - 4

JUEGD Round Reed Spline 0.2 Inch 65ft 0.55 lb,2 Pack Cane for Weaving Chairs, Baskets, and Making Wicker Furniture.

This 2 pack cane material is made for small chair weaving, basket repair, wicker furniture repair, and DIY craft projects where a natural woven finish is needed. It is useful for replacing worn cane sections, filling small repair areas, or keeping extra cane material ready for future furniture projects.

Before ordering, buyers should check the required cane size, groove size, and project type so the material fits the chair frame or weaving pattern correctly. Natural cane may have slight color and texture variation, which is normal for rattan-style repair material.

Description

Product Details

Product Type: Cane material for chair weaving and repair
Package Quantity: 2 pack
Material: Natural cane/rattan-style weaving material
Color: Natural
Best Uses: Chair weaving, basket repair, wicker repair, furniture repair, and DIY craft work
Suitable For: Small repair jobs, replacement weaving, and handmade projects
Installation Note: Measure the old cane or groove before cutting and fitting
Preparation Note: Soak the cane if needed before bending or weaving
Buyer Note: Confirm size, length, and package quantity before publishing

Best Uses for Chair and Wicker Repair

This cane material is useful for buyers who need extra repair material for chair backs, chair seats, baskets, or small woven furniture areas. It works best when the old material size is checked first so the new cane can match the project more closely.

For complete chair repair planning, buyers can compare this product with chair caning supplies before choosing the best material for their repair project.

How to Prepare Before Use

Measure the old cane, reed, or spline before cutting the new material. If the material needs to bend or fit into a tight area, soak it in warm water until it becomes easier to shape.

For pressed cane or groove-style chair repair, groove chair caning can help buyers understand what type of spline or cane material may be needed for the frame.

Helpful Matching Materials

If the project needs rounded reed for basket weaving or furniture wrapping, pound coil round reed can be a related option to compare before ordering.

For craft projects, lampshade frames, baskets, or decorative weaving, bamboo strips for weaving may also be useful depending on the project style.

When fitting cane into chair grooves or holding webbing in place during repair, wooden wedges can help press and position the material more neatly.

Care and Buyer Notes

Keep the cane material dry when not in use and store it in a clean place away from heavy moisture. For best results, avoid forcing dry cane into tight bends because it may crack or split.