Things to know about rattan Fabric

This product is often referred to as solid rattan fabric or decorative cane webbing. The term "solid" refers to the dense weave, distinguishing it from the traditional perforated cane webbing uk. Rattan fabric comes in various types, each with distinct applications. It can also be classified as rattan panels by the meter, as it is typically available to purchase by length. It is especially suitable for use as a door insert, as wall covering, or in rattan room divider solutions where visual separation is desired. It is recommended for indoor use only. See how the solid rattan fabric appears as a door insert.

Technical characteristics of rattan fabric

Material: inside of rattan palm. Nominal width of weaving thread: 5 mm. Roll width: 90cm, the weaving threads extend at least 2 cm beyond the nominal width on both sides. Roll length: 15.24 m (50 feet). Quality: first class. The product can be purchased as rattan panels by the meter.

What is the RA-5-90 rattan fabric made of?

This weave is made from the soft inner part of the rattan palm native to Southeast Asian tropical regions. The natural, renewable raw material offers an eco-friendly and sustainable solution. Its softness ensures flexibility, while also making it a durable material. The surface of the cane webbing is even. It is light beige in color and can be stained or lacquered. Due to the tight weave, its surface is sturdy and not transparent. A 10% discount is offered if you purchase a full roll.

Applications of rattan panels

Closed rattan panels by the meter are excellent for both decorative and functional indoor solutions. Its applications include use as wall covering, door insert, or as filler material in a rattan room divider. When used as a wall covering, it is advisable to glue or pin it to a wooden board to fix it in place. During the production of furniture doors, it can be easily fixed as a door insert. In this case, there are several options for fixing, which are described below. The natural color of the rattan fabric matches any interior design style. It is lightweight yet sturdy, making it both practical and durable. Overall, this is an ideal choice for premium interior design projects, thanks to its natural appearance and versatility.

Solid rattam panels as wall covering

A headboard made from solid rattan panels are a very fashionable solution. They can be freely placed on the wall. It is especially popular above the headboard, where the rattan fabric not only looks aesthetic but also protects the wall. Headboards made from cane webbing fit perfectly into modern, Scandinavian, Japanese, or vintage style homes. The natural material creates warmth and cosy atmosphere. Its clean and elegant appearance adapts to any style.

How to glue rattan panles to the door insert's backing surface?

Rattan sheets can be glued using a paste-like adhesive that remains flexible after drying (such as silicone). Contact adhesives are difficult to work with, so they are not recommended. Spread the glue evenly on the backing surface using a notched trowel with fine, small teeth. If too much adhesive is applied, it will seep through the material; if too little, it will not adhere properly. Smooth it evenly onto the surface and press it down. After it is fully dry, use a sharp wallpaper cutter to trim off the excess.

How to clean surfaces made from cane webbing?

The surface of the rattan sheets can be dusted with a soft brush. Spots should be wiped off with a slightly damp, but not too wet, cloth. Avoid harsh, abrasive cleaners as they may damage the rattan fabric. Cane webbing uk is an environmentally friendly and sustainable solution. The rattan palm grows rapidly, and its cultivation does not harm forests. Using this natural material contributes to sustainable interior design and an eco-conscious lifestyle.

How to paint or stain solid rattan sheets?

Solid cane webbing uk, made from the inner rattan, is highly absorbent and can be easily painted or stained. Water-based surface treatments are not recommended because the fabric will stretch and become deformed or blister due to exposure to water. The fibers of the rattan sheets absorb stain slightly differently, so when staining, color variations may occur. If a completely uniform finish is desired, apply a filler primer (such as Milesi) before treatment. Always test paint a small piece before treating the entire surface.

This product may also be known as: rattan room divider.