Product Details
- Product Type: Fine open cane webbing roll
- Width: 24 inches
- Roll Length: 10 feet
- Mesh Style: 1/2” fine open cane webbing
- Hole Spacing: Approximately 1/2” from center of hole to center of hole
- Product Dimensions: 26 x 4 x 4 inches
- Shipping Weight: 2 pounds
- Best For: Chair backs, chair seats with grooves, cabinet panels, furniture inserts, and decorative cane projects
- Quantity Note: Quantity 1 includes one 10-foot roll. Quantity 2 includes two 10-foot rolls.
- Compatibility Note: Use only for groove-style cane webbing repair, not drilled-hole hand caning.
For smaller repair projects, compare this roll with the cane webbing 18 inch by 18 inch sheet before choosing a full 10-foot roll.
Best Uses for This Cane Webbing Roll
This roll is useful when you need a longer piece of cane webbing for multiple repairs or larger furniture panels. It can be trimmed to size for cane chair backs, cabinet doors, decorative furniture inserts, and other flat cane webbing projects.
If you need a smaller quantity or want to order by running foot, compare the 24 inch cane webbing roll option before buying a 10-foot roll.
If your chair also needs spline to lock the webbing into the groove, check the spline for cane chairs before starting the repair. For smaller spline replacement work, the Commonwealth Basket RS872-1 Reed Spline #8, 3/16-Inch by 72-Inch may also be useful depending on your groove size.
Fit and Compatibility Guide
Before ordering, measure the width and height of the opening and allow extra material around the edges so the webbing can sit properly in the groove. The groove must be clean, open, and deep enough to hold both the cane webbing and spline.
This product is not the right choice for chairs with holes drilled around the seat frame. For that style, a hand-caning product or a complete repair kit such as the complete chair caning kit may be more suitable.
Installation Notes
Cut the cane webbing slightly larger than the opening so there is extra material for the groove; leave about 1 to 2 inches extra on each side when your project allows. Clean the groove before fitting the sheet, then lightly dampen or soak the cane webbing according to your repair method so it becomes flexible enough to press into place. Keep the pattern straight, choose the correct spline size, and let the repaired chair or panel dry fully before regular use.
For easier handling during chair repair, wooden pegs for chair caning can help hold cane or related materials in place while you work.
Care and Storage
Store unused cane webbing in a dry indoor area. Keep it rolled loosely and away from heavy moisture. After installation, let the repaired chair or panel dry fully before regular use.
