Chair Cane Medium 3mm 270 ft Coil with 1 Strand of 4mm Binder Cane

Some of the projects I've been working on recently have required caning and while this caning might traditionally be utilized for seating, I have found that it offers a solid structural integrity and that it holds its form well making it perfectly suited to other crafting projects (in this particular case: utilizing it as a the wiring for paper lanterns).What impressed me: There is a significant amount of caning in a single roll. While I did not utilize it for chairs, I imagine you could finish several seats within one pack.What did not impress me: For the most part, the caning is structurally solid and worked perfectly for my needs; however, some of the caning was frayed. While I imagine this is to be expected with this kind of material, I suspect you might lose some of the material to this fraying if you are using it to outwardly wrap something (such as seating). But again, a single pack comes with such a significant amount of material, I do not think you will need multiple packs for smaller projects, even if some material is lost.

It was just the perfect cane but I had otd the wrong size.

I wish the pieces were longer. They were around 10’ which left me with a lot of finishing work.

There was more than enough caning for the repair project and it was very strong and easy to use

This was good quality, but for my chair, we needed the Cain to be the next size -4mm.

I would recommend this for anyone needing to replace the bottom seat of a wicker chair.

I have hand caned many chairs and have never had such bad cane. Cane is a natural product so I expect some variation and I understand that cane requires soaking to be pliable enough to use. This cane was supposed to be 3 mm wide but some strands were substantially narrower than that. The scarfs were poor and often cracked. The thickness varied from too thin to so thick that even soaking did not make it pliable. It broke easily. For example, two of the central vertical strands broke as I was adding the first transverse strands. I had to reweave and reattach new vertical strands. Do not buy this cane. I have completed the chair because I could not afford to lose all the time I spent on it, but I do not expect the caning to last very long. As my grandmother told me long ago, always buy good goods. I have paid for not having listened.

Excellent product! Soak it for 2 hours cold water and it works beautifully. Then use gorilla glue on bottom of chair afterwards for final secure seat. Love it!