Product Details
- Product Type: Fiber rush coil
- Size: 5/32 inch
- Color: Kraft brown
- Coil Length: 320 feet
- Material Style: Paper fiber rush
- Suggested Coverage: Listed as enough for one 14 x 14 inch chair seat
- Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5 x 7.5 inches
- Item Weight: Not separately listed
- Listed Shipping Weight: 2.05 pounds
- Best For: Chair seat weaving, rush seat repair, ladderback chair restoration, and replacement rush seating projects
- Category: Weaving & Spinning Supplies
Best Uses for Fiber Rush
This fiber rush is mainly used for woven chair seats where a rush-style pattern is needed. It works well for chair restoration projects, seat replacement, and craft repair work where natural-looking kraft brown seating material is preferred.
If you need instructions with the material, compare the fiber rush kit before ordering only the replacement coil. For larger repair jobs, check whether 6/32 kraft brown fiber rush is a better size for your chair seat project.
Size and Material Selection
Before ordering, measure your chair seat and check the original material size. Fiber rush, chair cane, binder cane, and seagrass are different materials, so they should not be used interchangeably unless your project allows it.
For cane-seat projects instead of rush-seat projects, compare chair cane common 3.5mm or chair cane fine 2.5mm to match the correct weaving style. If your project needs a natural rope-like material, a twisted seagrass coil may be another option to review.
Installation Notes
Soak or dampen only as recommended for your project, then work in small sections so the fiber rush stays manageable while weaving. Keep the tension even across the seat so the finished surface sits flat and feels secure.
Trim extra material carefully after the pattern is completed. Let the finished seat dry fully before regular use.
Care and Storage
Keep unused fiber rush in a dry indoor area away from heavy moisture, direct heat, and long sunlight exposure. Store the coil neatly to avoid twists, crushing, or fraying before your next chair repair project.
Clean finished rush seats gently with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking the finished seat, because excess moisture can weaken the material over time.
