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Chair and Pegging Cane
Regular price
£6.04 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£6.04 GBP
Taxes included.
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Product Description
Weaving cane for chairs. This is available in four sizes, the following is a size guide only. The weight of it is approximate.
Use Round Pegging Cane to secure your woven seat in the weaving holes available in 4 and 5 mm diameter.
Beading Cane
This is a number 6 cane used for threading around the edge of your finished work. Sold in coils of approximate 3 mtrs.
250grm will make approx 3 to 4 small dining seats
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Key Features
Chair and Pegging Cane: Cane available in 4 colour/size options.
Product Details
| Product Type | Natural Materials |
| Supplier | Upholstery Warehouse |
| Suitable For | Trade and domestic upholstery |
| Despatch | Fast UK despatch from stock |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Chair and Pegging Cane used for?
- Chair and Pegging Cane is a traditional natural material used in chair caning, rushing, and seating restoration — techniques that have been used in furniture making for hundreds of years.
- How do I prepare rush and cane for weaving?
- Natural rush should be dampened before use by wrapping in a wet cloth for 30-60 minutes to restore flexibility. Cane should be briefly soaked in warm water until pliable. Work with short lengths to maintain moisture during weaving.
- Is this material sustainably sourced?
- We aim to supply natural materials from responsible sources. For specific sustainability certifications or sourcing queries, please contact us before ordering.
- What gauge or grade of cane do I need for chair seating?
- Standard chair caning uses a fine to medium gauge cane, typically No.2 to No.4 depending on the size of the cane holes. Measure the hole diameter and spacing on your chair and contact us if you are unsure which gauge to select.
- Why choose Upholstery Warehouse for natural materials?
- Upholstery Warehouse stocks a traditional range of rushing, caning, and natural fibre materials for furniture restoration, at trade prices with expert product advice and fast UK despatch.
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