Product Details
- Product Type: Round reed spline cane webbing
- Brand: MOUYAT
- Material: Rattan
- Size: 3/16 inch / 5 mm
- Length: 65 feet per roll / 20 m per roll
- Total Quantity: 2 rolls
- Total Length: About 131 feet
- Color/Variety: Natural
- Best Uses: Chair caning, wicker repair, basket weaving, craft decoration, DIY furniture repair, and aromatherapy craft use
- Product Dimensions: 157.48 x 0.2 x 157.48 inches
- Item Weight: 1.19 pounds
- Item Model Number: MOUYAT-07251028
- Preparation Note: Soak in water for about 5–10 minutes before use if the reed needs to bend or fit into a groove
- Buyer Note: Measure the existing groove, reed, or spline before cutting
Best Uses for Chair Caning and Wicker Repair
This round reed spline is useful for repairing chairs that use press-in cane webbing, securing cane sheets into grooves, and replacing old or damaged reed in small wicker repair areas. It can also be used for basket weaving and handmade craft projects where flexible natural reed is needed.
For buyers working on a chair groove repair, groove chair caning can help them compare the spline style and better understand what type of material fits their frame.
How to Prepare Before Use
Soak the reed spline in clean water before bending, weaving, or pressing it into place. This helps the material become more flexible and easier to shape without cracking.
If the project needs extra reed for basket weaving or larger woven repair work, pound coil round reed is a helpful related option to compare before choosing the right material size.
Helpful Matching Supplies
For press-in cane chair repair, wooden wedges can make it easier to hold cane webbing and spline in place while working. wooden wedges are especially useful when pressing material into a groove or keeping the webbing steady during installation.
If the project includes craft weaving, basket repair, or decorative furniture work, bamboo strips for weaving may also be useful for projects that need flat, flexible weaving strips instead of round reed.
Care and Storage Notes
Store unused reed spline in a dry, clean place away from heavy moisture. Do not force dry reed into tight curves, because dry natural material can split. Light soaking before use can make the material easier to handle.
For buyers collecting chair repair materials, chair caning supplies can be used as a related product option when the repair needs cane, reed, or spline together.






















