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Yes, after that, the system will automatically fill it in for you, and you’ll just need to enter the CVC number.

Please open the payment link again. If it still doesn’t work, try using a different browser. If, unfortunately, it still doesn’t work, we can change the payment method to bank transfer or QR code payment.

As soon as you receive the payment request, you can make the payment. This message will include the exact amount and our account number.

Please be sure to include the order ID with every payment.

It’s very fast—just a few seconds—and automated. Except for the Polish bank; there, you always have to check manually, so things are often delayed by a day.

Yes, you can also make transfers from a foreign bank account. EUR, PLN, CZK, GBP, etc…

Even if the message section is not filled out completely, everything will still be fine. However, in that case, the payment will not be automatically processed and linked to the order. Our finance team reviews incoming payments several times a day and will resolve the issue manually.

We only accept cash at our store location. Card payments are not available. However, if you can arrange a bank transfer or card payment from your phone, that is also an option. For cash-on-delivery (GLS only!), the courier accepts only cash.

It depends. Cash on delivery is available in HU, PL, CZ, RO, SI, and SK, provided you are not ordering a custom-made product. Custom products are manufactured only after payment has been made in advance.

Yes, it does; it varies depending on the total amount and the country.

Electronically via email.

Yes.

When entering your address, you must check the box indicating that you wish to place an order as a business; this will display two additional fields where you can enter the company name and the international tax ID number.

It is possible, but if you request a subsequent invoice amendment, there will be an additional administrative fee.

Yes. The only requirement is that you have a valid EU tax ID number.

In the same form as the original payment: bank transfer to bank transfer, credit card to credit card. Except for cash on delivery; in that case, we’ll ask for your account number and refund the amount within the time period required by law.

We will refund the purchase price within 14 days, as specified in the General Terms and Conditions.

Please contact our customer service.

Your invoice can be found in several places. You can download it from the “Purchases” menu after logging into your online store profile. Our system has also sent the invoice for your purchase to your registered email address.

When purchasing a whole roll (or multiple rolls)—for example, Thonet and other roll-based products—we automatically provide a 10% discount on the product price.

Yes! We offer custom pricing for larger orders. Please contact us (via email or phone) before placing your order, specifying the exact quantities.

Yes, we value our loyal, frequent customers. We offer them discounts of varying sizes, which are determined on a case-by-case basis.

You can redeem the coupon code during the ordering process on the checkout page. Above the “Pay” button, click the “Do you have a promo code?” field, enter the code, and then click “Apply.” The discount amount will immediately appear in the total.

Please check the following:

• Did you enter the code correctly (case-sensitive, including spaces)?
• Has the coupon expired?
• Does the contents of your cart meet the coupon’s conditions (e.g., minimum purchase amount, no sale items)?

If the code still does not work, please contact our customer service before finalizing your purchase!

Hungary is located outside the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). To ensure we receive transfers immediately, we have opened bank accounts in several SEPA countries. We have € accounts at Unicredit in Slovakia, Raiffeisen in Germany, and Wise in Belgium. You can transfer funds to any of them; we are the account holders for all of them. The advantage of the Wise account is that funds received there are automatically credited to your online store account. If you’d like to transfer € to our German or Slovak account, please let us know via email. We don’t have a EUR account in Hungary because euro transfers take about 4 business days to arrive, and our international customers find this too long.

Bamboo wall panels are made of thin bamboo slats glued to a fabric backing to form a roll. Some wall coverings feature slats that are simply cut to size, with the plant’s trunk and its natural grain still visible on the surface; others are processed, sanded completely smooth, and evenly stained and varnished.

The width of the slats on bamboo wall coverings varies by model, ranging from 4 to 17 mm. The width of the slats is always specified in the product description.

Bamboo claddings are available in several widths, depending on the type. Rolls are available in widths of 120 cm, 140 cm, 150 cm, 160 cm, 170 cm, and 180 cm. The width of the roll is always specified in the product description. The length of the wall covering is essentially the width of the bamboo roll.

The back of the bamboo wall covering is made of a mesh fabric, to which the bamboo slats are glued. The gauze-like fabric holds the slats together.

Vertically, between two parallel slats, the bamboo cladding can be easily cut even with a craft knife or a decorative knife. For cuts perpendicular to the rods, it’s best to use a stronger cutting tool. This task can be done at home using a strong pair of shears (e.g., sheet metal shears) or a saw. If you’d like, we can do the latter for you for 1.5 € per meter.

The best adhesive for bamboo wallpaper varies depending on the surface. In most cases, wood glue (type D2) is used because it is affordable and adheres the material well to the wall. Of course, contact adhesive or silicone can also be used.

Of course, no problem at all. Simply mark the location of the outlet or light switch on the bamboo wall panel and cut it out before attaching it. Remove the plastic cover from the switch, install the wall panel, and then snap the plastic cover back on after applying the adhesive. For your safety, turn off the power to the switch before beginning this task!

Use bamboo spacers and edge trim! Spacers are recommended when joining or aligning two separate wall panels. Edge trim should be installed all around the edges of bamboo wall paneling to make the final result even more aesthetically pleasing.

Very minor defects may occur in first-class bamboo wall coverings. There may be 1–2 small defects per meter of first-class material. In second-class material, there may be more defects per meter. These defects may include small spots, bamboo strips that do not fit perfectly, or bamboo strips with broken ends.

Some bamboo wall panels have a natural finish, while others are treated with silk or high-gloss varnish. This varies by product; not all materials are available in all three finishes, but the information is always listed on the product page.

The bamboo edge trim is used to finish the edges of the wall panel, thus covering the edges of the wall panel.

The bamboo trim can be used where two bamboo panels meet—at the seam. It conceals any imperfections at the seam and serves as a decorative element.

Bamboo blinds and extensions are available in light and dark brown finishes.

Bamboo edge trim and extensions can even be cut with a hand saw.

Basically, yes, but there are a few size limits that are worth keeping in mind. We can manufacture bamboo roller blinds up to 240 cm wide (this is the width of the raw material, the full width of the roll). There is no minimum width, but it’s worth noting that narrow roller shades can be difficult to pull up due to their light weight, as they don’t glide smoothly. As for length, however, the roller shade can be any length.

A bamboo roller blinds are essentially rectangle—either vertical or horizontal—but we can also manufacture custom slanted roller blinds for you.

Slanted made to measure bamboo blinds have a slanted top. When placing an order, enter the maximum width and height of the surface. This will display an approximate price, which is accurate in 95% of cases. For slanted roller blinds, we always request a drawing with the exact dimensions via email, based on which we will confirm the exact price.

You can choose from all of our bamboo blind materials available in our store. Any bamboo roller blind material is suitable for indoor use. However, we do not recommend the BC-28 and C1C materials for outdoor use.

It depends on where the bamboo roller blind will be installed. If you want to mount it horizontally or at a slight angle (up to 45 degrees), the BC-30 is the best choice. This is because the slightly overlapping slats almost completely block sunlight coming from above. For vertical shading, we recommend the BC-12, BC-13, or BC-09, or the C1C for indoor use. These models filter oblique light more effectively. For horizontal shading, the BC-28 material is also a good choice, but only for indoor use.

You can choose between oil and glaze finishes. Oil protects against moisture, so it provides partial protection. Glaze, on the other hand, provides complete water protection. It’s a good idea to reapply the finish every one to two years to ensure your bamboo roller blinds can withstand the elements.

You’ll need x*5.5 meters of cord for one roller blind. So if you have a 150 cm long bamboo roller blind, you’ll need 1.5*5.5=8.25 meters. But only if the roller blind has 2 mechanisms. If the roller blind has 3 mechanisms, then: x × 5.5 + 50%, so if a roller blind requires 10 meters of cord, add an extra 5 meters.

The oil finish provides partial water protection. It protects the bamboo roller blind from condensation.

The glaze finish provides complete water protection for the outdoor bamboo blinds. It is recommended to reapply the finish every 1–2 years to ensure complete protection.

If your bamboo roller blind gets wet, let it dry while it is lowered. Do not roll it up while it is wet or damp! If rolled up while wet, the shade may develop mold.

Outdoor bamboo blinds should be treated with outdoor wood oil or wood stain every one to two years. It is best to leave the blinds outside from spring through fall. During the rainy periods of late fall and winter, remove them and store them in a dry place.

Oiled bamboo blinds generally darken by one shade due to the oil. Additionally, a distinct, strong wood oil odor is noticeable when unpacking the package. There is no cause for concern; the strong oil odor will dissipate within a few days.

For prefabricated bamboo roller blinds, our selection also includes second-grade bamboo roller blinds at significantly lower prices. One or more characteristics of second-grade roller blinds:

• the height of the two edges of the bamboo roller blind may vary slightly (2 cm/m).
• The width of the blind may deviate from the nominal value by more than 3 mm.
• There may be more than one twisted slat per square meter.
• The color is less uniform.
• The slats at both ends of the roller blind may not be perfectly straight.
  

The bamboo roller blind covers only the window pane (it is 0.5–0.5 cm narrower on both edges than the window pane): In this case, the bamboo blind size should be specified so that it is 0.5–0.5 cm narrower than the width of the glass surface, ensuring that it does not touch the window frame.

The bamboo roller blind also covers the window frame (it extends 1–1 cm beyond the glass on both sides). In this case, the width of the roller blind should extend at least 1–1 cm beyond the glass.

Mounted on the wall, above the window recess (overhanging the window recess by 3–3 cm on both edges): In this case, allow for a 3–3 cm overlap on the right and left sides. Thanks to the 3–3 cm overhang, the bamboo roller blind will provide even better shading, as it will cover the entire window and prevent light from seeping in from the sides.

In a window recess (should be 1–1 cm narrower than the wall): When mounting inside a window recess, the width of the roller blind must be 1–1 cm narrower than the recess so that the edge of the bamboo blind does not touch the wall.

In all cases, make sure the door handle is not in the way and that the bamboo blind will not hit it when lowered. Also check that there are no other obstacles in the way, such as a gas pipe.

No, made to measure bamboo blinds cannot be purchased; production can only begin after payment has been received.

I can answer this question in terms of weight/square meters
C1C bamboo roller blind fabric - 0.8 kg / 1 square meter
BC09 bamboo roller blind fabric - 0.8 kg / 1 square meter
BC12 bamboo roller blind fabric - 0.8 kg / 1 square meter
BC13 bamboo roller blind fabric - 0.8 kg / 1 square meter
BC28 bamboo roller blind fabric - 1 kg / 1 square meter
BC30 bamboo roller blind fabric - 1.25 kg / 1 square meter

The 1G roller blind comes with a single package containing: two hooks, small dowels for the hooks, two small screws, a C-shaped bracket, and an extra roller.

For 2G, 3G, and 2R roller blinds, if you’ve selected wood mounting: we’ll include enough wood screws in the package for installation. Plus, one unit package for each roller blind.

For 2G, 3G, and 2R bamboo roller blinds, if you selected wall mounting: we will include enough wood screws and plastic anchors in the package for installation. Plus, one mounting kit per roller blind.

Standard-size bamboo blinds are available in several sizes. Their
length can be: 100 cm, 120 cm, 140 cm, 150 cm, 160 cm, 180 cm, 200 cm, or 240 cm.
Their width can be: 90 cm, 100 cm, 120 cm, 140 cm, 150 cm, or 180 cm. You can choose a standard roller blind in any combination of
the listed dimensions.

Standard-size bamboo blinds are made from BC30 and BC09 fabrics.

The semi-finished bamboo blinds are manufactured with a 1G mechanism.

The made to measure bamboo blinds are manufactured with 1G, 2G, 3G, and 2R mechanisms.

We manufacture semi-finished bamboo blinds within 2–4 business days.

We currently offer 6 types of roller blind materials to choose from. Each comes in different colors and has different light-blocking properties.

The raw materials for bamboo blinds can be used for multiple purposes. Traditionally, they are used to make bamboo roller blinds. However, other uses are also possible, e.g., roof shades, privacy screens, balcony shades, wall coverings, etc…

Yes, there are both discontinued products and manufactured products that were not picked up. All of these are flawless. They can be purchased at a reasonable price under the appropriate menu item.

Three different designs are available. We offer cords made of cotton in brown and white, as well as synthetic fiber cords in brown.

You can replace 1G, 2G, 3G, and 2R bamboo roller blind mechanisms even at home. Visit our YouTube channel for more information. You’ll find video guides for replacing each type of mechanism.

No, we do not offer on-site measurements or installation. However, we can assist you via email and phone in selecting the right roller shades or window coverings. We can also provide instructions in text and video format on how to install your namboo shades or window coverings.

The ends of the roller shade are securely fastened. One side is secured with a screw, and the other with a hook. A wire rope is stretched between the mounting points, along which the roller shade moves via a mechanical mechanism. The roller shade can be operated from a single point. It is easy to operate and can be stopped at any point. Maximum dimensions: 240 cm (width) × 300 cm (length). If you want a shade longer than this—for example, 5 meters—you’ll need to divide the shade into two sections. A suspension point is required in the center, and the two fabric panels will run from both sides toward the center.

Cannot be installed on drywall or where mounting is not feasible. A stable mounting requires a surface made of wood, brick, concrete, or metal.

There are basically three options. 1. Natural (the material is not surface-treated)—recommended if it will be installed in an enclosed space. 2. Oil treatment: the bamboo material will be moisture- and droplet-resistant. 3. Glaze treatment: the bamboo material will be waterproof.

The shade runs along the two side rails. A 2×2 cm planed pine strip must be attached to the inner side of the rafters. The bamboo roller shade material, cut to size, is laid on top of this. When specifying the size, it is advisable to allow 0.5–0.5 cm on each side. The maximum width is 1 m.

You can choose from several types of roller blind fabric: BC30, BC09, BC12, BC13.

In classic wood inlay, there is a base veneer from which a pattern is cut out and highlighted. Then, the same pattern is cut out of a veneer made from a different material and inserted into the base veneer. Both materials are glued to the backing layer. This is not how the inlays we offer are made. Instead, we assemble panels from different types of wood and then slice them. Of course, we must ensure that the assembled pieces fit together perfectly.

In Europe, 0.6 mm thick veneer is the most common, so it stands to reason that these prefabricated inlay strips should also be 0.6 mm thick. If the veneer is thinner and the inlay strip needs to be adjusted to fit, that’s not a problem, since the two materials just need to be sanded down to the same level. Another question that often comes up is whether it’s possible to buy thicker inlay strips. Yes and no. Thicker inlay strips can be manufactured, but they will be proportionally more expensive. So, for example, if a 0.6 mm-thick strip costs 100 units, a 1 mm-thick strip will cost 167 units. Furthermore, we only undertake the design and production of custom-thickness inlay strips for orders of 1,000 meters or more.

Creating an inlay strip pattern requires a great deal of time and effort. For this reason, we only accept orders exceeding 1,000 meters for the design and manufacture of custom inlay patterns.

Steps for gluing the inlay strip

I. Preparing and cutting the groove: Use a router to cut the groove into the receiving wood surface. The ideal depth of the groove is 0.4–0.5 mm. This ensures that the 0.6 mm strip protrudes slightly from the surface, which is essential for later sanding it flush.

II. Dust Removal and Dry Fitting Thoroughly clean the cut-out slot of any dust. Cut the inlay strip to size and fit it into place without adhesive to check for a precise fit and to ensure the corners and joints align properly.

III. Applying the Adhesive Use a high-quality woodworking PVA adhesive (e.g., D2/D3 white glue). Using a small brush or fine putty knife, apply a thin, even layer of adhesive to the groove. Avoid using too much adhesive.

IV. 4. Inserting and Pressing the Inlay Place the strip into the slot and, using a wooden mallet or rubber roller, gently press it into the glue bed, working from the center toward the edges. Place a straight clamping strip on top (it’s a good idea to put plastic wrap underneath so that any adhesive that oozes out doesn’t stick the strip to the wood), then secure it evenly with clamps while it dries.

V. Allowing the Adhesive to Dry and Removing Excess Wait for the adhesive to dry completely (usually 4–24 hours, depending on the type of adhesive). Carefully scrape off the oozed adhesive—which is still rubbery and not yet fully cured—with a sharp chisel.

VI. Sanding Flat and Finishing After the adhesive has fully dried, use fine sandpaper (P180–P240) stretched over a straight sanding block to sand the protruding inlay flush with the substrate surface. Caution: Sand very carefully and evenly, because due to the protrusion, only ~0.1–0.2 mm needs to be removed from the 0.6 mm thickness, and it is easy to sand too much!

The wood lattice panels are made of wooden slats that have been evenly sanded. The slats are reinforced with invisible adhesive at every point where they intersect. The surface of the lattice is unvarnished, so it can be painted later if desired. They are made from various types of wood, so you can choose from a variety of color shades.

If you would like to verify the quality and color of the material, you can request free 10 cm x 10 cm samples from us, which we will deliver by mail.

These wooden slats are intended for indoor use, as each slat is only 2.5 mm thick, so the total thickness of the material is no more than 5 mm. Since this type of lattice is thinner than those typically used outdoors, it can be easily installed in any piece of furniture that can accommodate a single pane of glass. The grilles are frameless, making them suitable for installation in any type of furniture door.

Unfortunately, we cannot manufacture wood trellis panels larger than 65 cm x 125 cm. However, we can cut them to smaller sizes.

Yes, we can cut the wood lattice panel to size. However, we can only work with a margin of error of 1–2 mm. This is perfect, for example, for door inserts. However, if it involves serious carpentry work, we recommend leaving the millimeter-precise cutting to a professional.

Wood has a wide range of uses; all it takes is a little creativity. Most often, it is used as adoor insert in built-in cabinets in bathrooms, entryways, and kitchens to allow for ventilation, but it can also be used to create room dividers and radiator cover panels.

You can currently choose from 5 different types of wood: beech, maple, pine, oak, and cherry wood slats.

The size of the wood lattice panel are 65 cm x 125 cm.

These products are primarily made of beech; rarely, some smaller models are made of exotic wood (rubberwood). Legs with codes beginning with “AS” are available to order in ash as well.

Depending on the type, sizes ranging from 4.5 cm to 50 cm are available.

It is up to you to fix the furniture legs. Depending on the situation, you can fix them with through-bolts, wall plugs, or a combination of nail-head nuts and metric screws.

The table legs can be attached with corner brackets or assembled using traditional dowels.

They are not pre-treated; you can decide what kind of finish you would like to apply.

A furniture leg or table leg is usually classified as second-grade due to wood defects. Specifically, this means it has visible defects such as a knot or other significant damage. However, the purchased product is essentially usable without any issues. The defect can be repaired, and after repair—for example, by painting over it—the original defect will no longer be visible. Please note: Before purchasing a second-grade product, contact our customer service; they will send you a photo of the specific defect.

The average production time is 2 weeks. This includes design and the production of a prototype. It may take longer if the consultation process is prolonged or if the customer requests that we produce several hundred carved pieces.

The fee for designing a custom carving is 100 euros (net) for a completely new design. If the design is very complex, the price may be higher. Existing designs: 30 euros per size. Lines, circles, and rectangles: 30 euros per size.

Custom prices include the cost of 2–3 modifications, if necessary.

MDF is a material that can be used for some simple milling operations. For example: circles, squares, and simple shapes. It can be used to create items that do not have 3D elements or sharp angles. MDF chips easily when sanded and is easy to oversand; in short, it is fragile in many ways.

Closed rattan fabric is primarily used for decorative purposes. It can be made into wall hangings, door panels, or room dividers. It can also be used in other creative ways—it all depends on your imagination.

In most cases, open weaved or closed cane webbing must be soaked before use (except when gluing it to a back panel, in which case the dry material is applied). Soak it for 15–20 minutes in distilled or deionized water. If you wish to reuse the water, add a few drops of bleach (such as Domestos) to prevent bacterial growth.

There are several options for attaching rattan material. It can be stapled into a frame or glued to a base. In some cases, it can even be glued directly onto a transfer layer.

The rattan fabric we offer can be purchased by the running meter. It is also possible to order small quantities of woven rattan. When purchasing a whole roll of rattan fabric, we offer you a discount of 10% off the product price.

The closed weaved rattan fabric must be glued to a backing material (such as a backing board) and then placed into the frame. Do not use a water-based adhesive, as the wet woven fabric will stretch. When it dries, it will deform the backing material. Use silicone, for example, for gluing, which should be spread with a notched trowel. The material must be weighted down (pressed) while it dries.

Use silicone or contact adhesive. Do not use water-based adhesive!

Rattan fabric can easily cut with a pair of sturdy hand shears.

The rattan webbing we offer is made of natural materials. Rattan, also known as the rattan palm, is a fast-growing, vine-like climbing plant native to the primeval forests of Southeast Asia. It can grow vines up to 200 meters long, some of which have a diameter of 5 cm. It’s safe to say that rattan is one of the longest plants on Earth. In addition, we also offer a cellulose-based rattan material. The material marked “PTH” is a cellulose-based fabric, making it particularly environmentally friendly and equally decorative.

It’s worth choosing from three quality levels based on the following usage criteria: S, or Superior—this is the truly sturdy option, best suited for chairs. N, or Normal—if, for example, you’re making a radiator cover or a door insert. And D, or Decor—if you just want to use it for decoration. (video)

Rattan fabrics are available in widths of 45, 50, 60, or 90 cm.

The cane webbing are delivered in rolls that are 15.24 m long.

There are also several types of rattan webbing available in terms of hole spacing. Our store primarily stocks materials with a ½ hole spacing, which means the pattern repeats every half inch. In addition, materials with a ⅝ hole spacing are also available. The latter is only available in S grade, i.e., chair-repair quality.

There are several types of rattan fabric with different hole patterns. At Naturtrend, we generally keep two types in stock. Their pattern repeat can be ½ or ⅝ of an inch, which is indicated in the product code. For example: TH-½-60-S. Which one do you need? If you’re buying a new one, it doesn’t matter—just choose the one you like best. If you’re replacing an existing piece, it’s important that it be exactly the same; you can calculate this as follows: Count the hole spacing. 1 col = 2.54 cm. How many holes are there in 1 inch? There are 4 holes in 5.5 cm. Measure from the rightmost thread to the rightmost thread of the 4th hole.

5.5 cm / 2.54 cm = 2.16 cm 2.16 / 4 (holes) = ½ So the fabric is ½. How many holes are there in 1 inch? There are 4 holes in 6.9 cm. Measure from the rightmost thread to the rightmost thread of the 4th hole. 6.9 cm / 2.54 cm = 2.71 cm 2.71 / 4 = 0.677 So the fabric is ⅝. It’s a good idea to measure the fabric both horizontally and vertically, because the fabric may be slightly warped. With old hand-woven chairs, it’s quite possible that neither hole spacing will match exactly.

Yes, we do! If you purchase one or more full rolls, we’ll give you a 10% discount.

All you need to attach the material to the frame is a stapler. With it, you can easily attach the material yourself at home. All you have to do is soak the material in ion-exchanged or distilled water for about 10–15 minutes before attaching it. When exposed to water, the rattan sheet material softens, stretches slightly, and does not tear. In short, it becomes easy to handle. After removing it from the water, blot off any excess water, position it on the frame, and staple it in place with the hand stapler.

Do not fasten it too tightly, because once it dries, the fabric will return to its original size and may tear along the fastenings. If you prefer not to use a stapler for fastening, fix the rattan sheet material into the groove routed into the wooden frame using a strip of rattan core coated with wood glue.

It is primarily a material used in furniture manufacturing and interior design. It is most commonly used as an insert for furniture doors, chair seats, and room dividers. However, interior designers are increasingly choosing it for suspended ceiling installations as well.

The black plastic artificial open cane webbing can be used even in wet or humid environments. Products made of natural rattan are not suitable for use in wet or highly humid environments.

Rattan fabrics and cellulose fabrics are all paintable. They can be treated with water-based or solvent-based stains or paints. Caution! Always perform a test application to ensure successful results.

The color of painted and natural rattan fabrics will darken over time. The color of cellulose fabrics will not change over time.

The cellulose fabric material is easier to dye, and the color will be uniform every time. Natural rattan fabric is a natural material, so it may occasionally happen that a single strand absorbs the dye slightly more than others. But it is precisely this natural appearance that gives it its beauty.

To make the rattan material easier to work with, it is recommended to soak it in water for 10–15 minutes. This softens it, prevents it from breaking, and makes it easier to work with. WARNING!!! DO NOT soak it in plain tap water! Use DISTILLED water or ION-EXCHANGED water. If you use regular tap water, the rattan fabric may turn gray. If you soak it in distilled or ion-exchanged water, the material will not discolor from soaking.

We’ve found that solvent-based stains work best for us. We do not recommend water-soluble stains. If you do decide to use a water-based stain, be sure to test it first.

Only thinning weave threads are considered a material defect, as they weaken the structural integrity and durability.

Rattan is a natural material, so minor natural spots or darker fibers in the weave are not considered defects. Any number of darker fibers may occur in the fabric, while the accepted standard for darker spots is a maximum of 3 per linear meter.

Thonet-style rolled fabrics (products with item numbers beginning with TH, PTH, ROP, PROP, RA, or BLTH) are typically 1–2 cm wider than their nominal width, measured from seam to seam. Unfinished threads are not included in this measurement; they may add a few more centimeters.

Rattan is made from rattan (rotang palm, Spanish cane), a characteristic vine with a creeping stem that grows in tropical rainforests. The rattan is drawn through a special, circular knife, which gives the rattan its final cylindrical/rod shape; its length is typically more than 2.5 meters. It has many uses: it’s excellent for weaving small baskets, restoring or repairing wicker furniture and Thonet chairs, and it can also be made into incense sticks and karate sticks. (video)

A rattan stick is essentially a piece of rattan palm that has been cut to size and stripped of its bark.

It is used in the furniture industry for the frames of various pieces of furniture, such as garden chairs, but rattan sticks are also used in combat sports as weapons during training because they are light, strong, and flexible.

Rattan or rattan sticks can be used for a variety of purposes. They can be made into small baskets, wicker furniture, or even scented sticks. Craft workshops create a whole range of creative ideas using this material.

The number of meters per kilogram depends on the diameter. It varies as follows: A bundle with a fiber diameter of 1.5 mm contains approximately 904 m. A bundle 2 mm wide contains approximately 560 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 2.5 mm contains approximately 402 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 3 mm contains approximately 337 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 4 mm contains approximately 147 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 5 mm contains approximately 107 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 8 mm contains approximately 42 m. A bundle with a fiber diameter of 10 mm contains approximately 24 m.

We sell rattan sticks in lengths of 50 cm, 80 cm, and 160 cm. Custom cuts are also available upon request.

Rattan sticks are available in lengths of 20 cm, 25 cm, and 30 cm, with a diameter of 3 mm.

A 0.5 kg bundle of wedge-shaped rattan contains approximately 39–47 meters of PEDDIG-EK-KILORA.

A single strand of string varies in length, approx. 1–3 m per piece.

A bundle of Peddig reed weighing 500 g contains approximately 250 m of material.

The material of this product is the same as that of rattan, which is the inner, solid part of the rattan palm. It differs from rattan in that it is not drawn through a round pulley but is flat and rectangular in shape. This results in a flat, strap-like product. Because it is a wide, flat material, it is extremely flexible.

Before use, it is recommended to soak the rattan rod in water for 5–10 minutes; this allows it to be bent without breaking and to easily follow the curves. If you are wrapping thicker-diameter wood or rattan, coat the surface with wood glue, which leaves no visible residue after drying. As it dries, the rattan tightens, ensuring a secure hold during the process.

The raw material for rattan reeds or braiding strands is rotang, also known as the rattan palm, which grows in shady primeval forests, creeping along the ground and up trees. The stem develops with longitudinal fibers beneath a strong bark and can reach lengths of 200–300 meters. It is very strong and flexible.

One bundle of material is enough to weave the seat and backrest of an average dining chair. So, if you don’t waste any, two 45×45 cm pieces will suffice.

Can be used for weaving the seat and backrest of a chair.

Soak the rattan strands before use. This will make them flexible and prevent them from breaking. They can be used for making furniture, basket weaving, and weaving decorative items.

1 kg of flat binding cord contains approximately 300 m of material. (KOTOZO-KULSO-KILORA-6mm-1)

Several factors can contribute to waviness in closed or open rattan material:

• The material was not soaked for long enough. Soaking for at least 10–15 minutes is ideal.
• It was not stretched sufficiently during installation.
• If the air humidity is high, the Thonet material may become wavy. For example, due to ventilation. Don’t worry—it will straighten out again as it dries.

If rattan or Thonet material is glued to the substrate, it may warp if not glued properly.

For professional adhesion, it is recommended to use silicone. It is important to apply the adhesive evenly in a thin layer to the receiving surface. Align the two surfaces and press them together while the adhesive dries.