3 mm Medium Chair Cane - 1 Pound Coil - Rattan Peel Cane for Hole-to-Hole Caning - Chair Seat Weaving and Wicker Furniture Making Supplies - UA-300-RC - 6

3 mm Medium Chair Cane - 1 Pound Coil - Rattan Peel Cane for Hole-to-Hole Caning - Chair Seat Weaving and Wicker Furniture Making Supplies - UA-300-RC - 4

3 mm Medium Chair Cane - 1 Pound Coil - Rattan Peel Cane for Hole-to-Hole Caning - Chair Seat Weaving and Wicker Furniture Making Supplies - UA-300-RC - 5

3 mm Medium Chair Cane | 1 Pound Coil | Rattan Peel Cane for Hole-to-Hole Caning | Chair Seat Weaving and Wicker Furniture Making Supplies | UA-300-RC

This 3 mm medium chair cane is made for traditional hole-to-hole chair seat weaving, chair back repair, and wicker furniture restoration projects. It is suitable for DIY users who need natural rattan peel cane for re-caning chair seats, reinforcing woven furniture, or replacing worn cane strands.

Chair cane is cut from the hard, glossy outer skin of rattan. Because of this smooth outer surface, it works well for hand caning and over-the-rail weaving, but it may not accept paint or stain as evenly as other rattan materials. Always confirm the size before ordering so the cane matches the holes and pattern on your chair frame.

Description

Product Details

Product Name: 3 mm Medium Chair Cane
Material: Rattan peel cane
Size: 3 mm wide
Coil Weight: 1 pound
Item Model Number: UA-300-RC
Product Dimensions: 14 x 14 x 3 inches
Best For: hole-to-hole caning, chair seat weaving, chair backs, wicker repair, binding, and re-wrap projects
Category: Rattan Weaving Supplies

Best Uses for 3 mm Chair Cane

This medium chair cane is commonly used for traditional hand-caned chair seats where the cane is woven through drilled holes in the chair frame. It can also be used for chair backs, light wicker furniture repair, decorative weaving, reinforcing, binding, and re-wrapping small cane or rattan projects.

For basket and furniture weaving projects that need round reed instead of chair cane, compare rattan reed for basket weaving before choosing your material.

How to Prepare Before Weaving

Before use, soak the chair cane in water for about 15–20 minutes to make it more flexible and easier to handle. Avoid over-soaking, because too much moisture can weaken the material or make it harder to control during weaving.

Work slowly around corners and tight turns to reduce splitting. If you are repairing chair seats, check the hole spacing, cane width, and original weave style before starting. For thicker reed options, compare rattan reed basket weaving or wicker weaving wicker repair materials.

Important Buyer Notes

This product is best for hole-to-hole chair caning and similar hand-weaving work. It is not the same as pre-woven cane webbing, spline, or wide cane mesh sheets. If your chair has a groove around the seat instead of drilled holes, you may need natural rattan core spline chair material or cane webbing instead.