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Cane Webbing Kit
$ 40.00 Each
Description
Cane Webbing Kit
This complete Cane Webbing Kit is great for the person who needs to redo a pressed cane chair but is unsure of the exact size needed. Enough material is supplied to do a seat approximately 18" x 18".
The Cane Webbing Kit includes:
- 1 book "Restoring Cane Seats"
- 18" x 20" piece of 1/2" cane webbing
- 3 sizes of spline (7, 8, and 9)
- Wood wedges
Specifications
- Unit of Measure: Each
Reviews
Reviews
This package included everything that I needed to replace my first cane seat. Now I know what I need and have the instruction book, etc. to do the rest of my chairs when they need replacing. It was nice to have 3 different sizes of spline to choose from.
This was the first time I'd ever caned a chair. It wasn't hard... just took a little time. The directions are simple to follow. The product is excellent quality. The only problem I had was that I had to double up on the spline b/c it wasn't wide enough to fill the gap. However, after doing that, it is perfect (in my eyes)! But, I guess every chair is different with the way it was made... back then!
Cane Webbing Kit
This complete Cane Webbing Kit is great for the person who needs to redo a pressed cane chair but is unsure of the exact size needed. Enough material is supplied to do a seat approximately 18" x 18".
The Cane Webbing Kit includes:
- 1 book "Restoring Cane Seats"
- 18" x 20" piece of 1/2" cane webbing
- 3 sizes of spline (7, 8, and 9)
- Wood wedges
Reviews
This package included everything that I needed to replace my first cane seat. Now I know what I need and have the instruction book, etc. to do the rest of my chairs when they need replacing. It was nice to have 3 different sizes of spline to choose from.
This was the first time I'd ever caned a chair. It wasn't hard... just took a little time. The directions are simple to follow. The product is excellent quality. The only problem I had was that I had to double up on the spline b/c it wasn't wide enough to fill the gap. However, after doing that, it is perfect (in my eyes)! But, I guess every chair is different with the way it was made... back then!