Product Details
- Product Type: Round rattan reed coil
- Reed Size: #6 / 4 mm
- Quantity: 1 pound coil
- Approximate Length: Around 210 feet
- Material: Peeled inner rattan reed
- Color: Natural
- Product Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 3 inches
- Item Model Number: UA-400RR
- Item Weight: 1.08 pounds
- Best For: Basket weaving, wicker furniture repair, chair work, basket rims, handles, spokes, and DIY crafts
Best Uses for 4 mm Round Reed
This round reed is useful for basket makers, furniture repair work, and craft projects that need a smooth rounded cane material. It can be used for building basket frames, wrapping handles, replacing broken wicker sections, and adding structure to handmade pieces.
For thinner round reed options, 3 mm round reed for basket weaving can be compared before choosing the right size for smaller or more detailed projects.
If you need a slightly smaller coil for light basket work, basket round reed 2.5mm is another related option to review.
How to Prepare Before Weaving
Soak the reed in warm water before weaving so it becomes easier to bend and shape. Do not oversoak, because too much water may weaken the reed or make it harder to control while weaving.
After soaking, work slowly around curves and corners to avoid cracking. Let the finished piece dry naturally before trimming or applying any stain.
For wider weaving and lashing work, 1/2 flat reed for basket weaving may be better when the project needs flat surface coverage instead of round reed.
Choosing the Right Reed Shape
Round reed is best when the project needs a rounded, flexible material for frames, spokes, handles, or decorative lines. Flat reed is better for wider surfaces, wrapping, and seat or panel-style weaving.
For flat reed repair projects, 3/8 flat oval reed can be used when a flatter shape is needed for basketry or furniture work.
For larger flat weaving needs, 7/8 flat reed may be useful for wider basket or wicker furniture repair areas.
Care and Storage Tips
Store the reed coil in a dry place away from direct moisture. Keep it loosely coiled when not in use so it does not develop sharp bends.
Because natural reed can vary slightly in shade, thickness, and flexibility, check the coil before starting an important repair or matching it with existing furniture.


















