24″ CANE WEBBING #109 Sold By The Running Linear Foot

This 24” cane webbing #109 is a natural, unfinished 1/2” open mesh cane sheet sold by the running linear foot. It is a practical choice for chair restoration, basket repair, cabinet inserts, furniture panels, and wider cane projects that need a 24” width.

Because it is sold by length, you can order only the amount needed for your project. For smaller or narrower projects, you may also compare 18″ wide cane webbing before choosing your size.

Description

Product Details

Product type: cane webbing #109
Width: 24 inches
Mesh style: 1/2” open cane mesh
Finish: natural and unfinished
Sold by: running linear foot
Order guide: quantity 1 = 24” x 12”, quantity 2 = 24” x 24”, quantity 3 = 24” x 36”, and so on
Item weight: 4 ounces
Shipping weight: 1 pound
Best for: chair seats, chair backs, cabinet panels, basket repair, room dividers, and furniture inserts
Usually ships in 2–3 business days unless backordered
Spline, glue, wedges, and installation tools are not included unless listed separately

Best Uses for 24” Cane Webbing

This 24” cane webbing works well for wide pressed-cane repairs and decorative woven panels. Use it for projects where a wider sheet is needed, such as cabinet doors, chair backs, baskets, screens, and furniture accents.

If you need a similar material sold by the foot, 24″ open cane webbing may also be useful for comparison. For larger projects, a 24″ cane webbing roll may be easier than ordering by the linear foot.

Measuring Before You Order

Measure the full width and length of the area you want to cover. Add extra material around the edges so the cane can be trimmed, tucked, or secured during installation.

If you order more than one linear foot, confirm whether the material will ship as one continuous piece. A continuous length is usually preferred for larger panels and cabinet work.

Installation Notes

This cane webbing is best used for groove-style pressed cane projects or framed panels. If your chair has holes drilled around the seat frame, loose strand cane is usually the better choice.

Before installation, soak the cane webbing briefly in warm water until it becomes flexible. Fit it into the groove or frame while pliable, then allow it to dry fully so the woven material tightens naturally.

For complete repair projects, a pressed cane webbing kit may be helpful if you also need spline, wedges, and instructions.

Care and Storage

Store unused cane webbing flat or loosely rolled in a dry indoor area. Keep it away from heavy moisture, direct heat, and long sun exposure before installation.

After installation, clean the woven surface gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking, harsh cleaners, and heavy pressure on the cane pattern.