Pressed Cane Webbing Kit, Contains a 24″x24″ Piece of 1/2″ Fine Open Cane Mesh, 8′ of #8 Spline, 5 Wood Wedges & Full Color Instruction Booklet by Ed Hammond (Breuer)

This pressed cane webbing kit is made for chairs that use pre-woven cane installed into a routed groove. It is not for hand-caned chairs with drilled holes around the seat frame. The kit is useful when you want a ready repair set with cane mesh, spline, wedges, and printed instructions in one package.

The included 24″ x 24″ piece of 1/2″ fine open cane mesh is suited for larger chair seat repairs where the seat opening fits within the sheet size. Before ordering, measure your old cane pattern from the center of one hole to the center of the next hole and confirm that the chair has a groove for spline installation.

Description

Product Details

Product Type: Pressed cane webbing repair kit
Cane Webbing Size: 24″ x 24″
Cane Pattern: 1/2″ fine open cane mesh
Spline Included: 8 feet of #8 spline
Spline Fit: For a groove approximately 3/16″ wide
Wedges Included: 5 wood wedges
Instructions: Full color instruction booklet by Ed Hammond
Product Dimensions: 24 x 24 x 2 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.1 ounces
Best For: Pressed cane chairs with a routed groove
Not For: Chairs with drilled holes around the seat frame
Category: Weaving & Spinning Supplies

Compatibility Notes

This kit should be used only on chairs where the cane sheet is pressed into a groove and secured with spline. If your chair has individual holes drilled around the wood frame, choose hand-caning supplies instead of a pressed cane kit.

For smaller repair work, you can compare the pressed cane webbing kit 18×18 before choosing this larger 24″ x 24″ version. For longer rolls used on cabinet panels, chair seats, or multiple projects, roll 1/2 fine open cane webbing may be a better option.

What This Kit Includes

The kit includes one pre-cut cane mesh sheet, #8 spline, five wood wedges, and a full color instruction booklet. The wood wedges help hold the softened cane in place while you work around the groove.

If your existing spline is damaged or too short, check spline for cane chairs before starting the repair. For customers comparing individual groove material, reed spline 9/64 can also help when matching spline size for other cane repair projects.

Installation and Care

Soak the cane webbing as directed in the instruction booklet so it becomes flexible before installation. Press the webbing evenly into the groove, use the wedges to help hold the cane in place, and install the spline carefully for a clean, secure finish.

After installation, let the cane dry fully before regular use. Keep the finished seat away from heavy moisture, direct heat, and outdoor weather exposure. Clean gently with a dry or lightly damp cloth.

For larger chair repair projects that need cane, pegs, awl, binder cane, and instructions, compare the complete chair caning kit before buying separate supplies.