Place of Origin: Ho Chi Minh city
Brand Name: rachael.99gdatgmail.com
Product Name: Rattan Webbing
Usage: Rattan furniture
Color: Bleached/ Unbleached
Application: Home furniture
Technology: Hand woven
Rattan cane webbing usually refers to rattan webbing made from Chair-cane (rattan peel\bark). Rattan webbing made from rattan core is called reed webbing.
These are elegant looking furniture materials that enhance quality. Cane webbing is made from rattan strong enough to support the weight of a sitting person and flexible enough to bend around the sharp corner of wooden frames.
They are simple to use and uniform for the production of high-value furniture in any quantity. Production of cane webbing involved a lot of labor, attention skill and craftsmanship. Every production steps require careful hand selection.
These hand woven rattan baskets are made by skilfull artisans. The basket is versatile and adapts to your different needs. Use them for storing toys, magazines, towels, blankets and throws. You may even want to use it to house your indoor plant. These soft structured folding basket is a stylish storage solution for your living room, bedroom, kids room, nursery, bathroom or laundry.
Traditionally rattan used in chairs, furniture sides and bedheads, rattan is now also popular for use in ceilings, shadings, wall panels, privacy screenings, cupboard doors and other places. Available in closed or open webbing styles, rattan or cane webbing, creates a soft, textured feel wherever you use it.
Rattan cane webbing usually refers to rattan webbing made from Chair-cane. Rattan webbing made from rattan core is called reed webbing. These are elegant looking furniture materials that enhance quality. Cane webbing is made from rattan strong enough to support weight of a sitting person and flexible enough to bend around sharp corner of wooden frames.
RATTAN NATURAL CORE
Rattan is a type of climbing palm that is very long with a slender stem which maintains an almost uniform diameter throughout its length. It grows in a manner similar to a vine, but has an inner core and is not hollow like bamboo. The outer portion of the stem is extremely hard and durable, while the inner portion of the stem is softer and porous. The shade in the rain forests is very dense and climbing on tree limbs is the most practical way for the rattan vines to reach the light above the forest canopy. This makes Rattan ideal for continuous strips of reed and it is considered to be one of the strongest woods available ideal for weaving.
The straight rattan is usually steamed and then bent into the desired shape through the use of specialized shapers. Once the rattan has dried, it will retain its shape forever. These rattan poles are often used to form the frames of what will become rattan/ wicker/ woven conservatory furniture such as chairs, tables and sofas.
Rattan is incredibly durable and can withstand extreme heat without splitting or drying out so is the ideal solution in conservatories.
