Product Details
- Product type: #8 reed spline / natural round reed coil
- Length: 66 ft
- Approximate breadth: 0.2 inch / 5 mm
- Color: Natural
- Style: Elastic
- Material: Natural reed / rattan
- Product dimensions listed: 787.4 x 0.2 x 0.2 inches
- Item weight: 10 ounces
- Item model number: 1
- Best use: Chair caning repair, cane webbing installation, grooved chair seats, wicker repair, spline replacement, and DIY furniture repair
- Package includes: 1 natural reed spline roll
What This Reed Spline Is Used For
This reed spline can be used for grooved cane chair repair, cane webbing projects, wicker repair, and small reed-based furniture fixes where flexible round material is needed. It is best for holding pre-woven cane webbing in a groove or replacing old spline, not for unrelated aromatherapy, office decor, or modeling uses.
For chair seat repair, this material is commonly used with pre-woven cane webbing when the chair frame has a groove that holds the webbing in place. If your chair uses drilled holes around the seat frame, it may need strand cane instead of spline.
Fit and Size Guidance
The listed size is #8 spline with an approximate 0.2 inch / 5 mm breadth. This size should be matched with the original spline or groove before installation. A spline that is too small may not hold the cane webbing securely, while a spline that is too large may be difficult to press into the groove.
If you are replacing old cane material, remove a small piece of the old spline first and compare the thickness before ordering. Buyers working on several chairs can compare this item with another #8 reed spline option or check spline for cane chairs before choosing the right size.
Installation Notes
Soak the reed spline in water for about 5-10 minutes before use so it becomes more flexible for bending or pressing into a groove. Avoid over-soaking, because overly soft reed can be harder to handle and may not press evenly into place.
For chair caning repair, clean the groove fully before installing the new cane webbing and spline. A 3/16 caning chisel can help remove old spline and dried glue, while wooden wedges can help hold the cane webbing in place during setup.
Care and Storage
Store unused reed spline in a clean, dry indoor area. Keep the roll loosely coiled and avoid sharp bends before use, because natural reed can crack if it is forced too tightly while dry.
After installation, allow the cane webbing and spline to dry fully before regular use. For finished chair seats or panels, clean gently with a dry or lightly damp cloth and avoid long exposure to heavy moisture.
Buyer Notes
This product is best for grooved cane webbing repair, chair caning repair, wicker repair, and similar DIY furniture projects. It does not include cane webbing, glue, wedges, or tools unless the package details confirm otherwise.
Before ordering, confirm the #8 size, 66 ft length, package quantity, and whether your repair also needs cane webbing, glue, wedges, a chisel, or other chair caning tools.























