The Black Artificial Cane Webbing is Practical

Black is an increasingly popular choice in interior design. It forms a strong contrast and is an accentuating element. Not only does this material have a stunning aesthetic appeal, but it also boasts practical properties: it is highly ventilating, hard-wearing, easy to clean and versatile. We recommend it for indoor use.

Radiator Cover: Stylish Thermal Comfort in Your Home

Radiators can often be disruptive elements in an interior space, detracting from the overall look and distracting from stylish furnishings. The radiator cover made with artificial cane webbing provides a perfect solution to this problem.

Benefits:   

    Perforated cane webbing harmonizes with both modern and classic styles.
    Effective heat distribution: The cane webbing does not obstruct heat flow, ensuring a comfortable temperature in the room.
    Easy maintenance: The rattan webbing is easy to clean, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth.

Decorate Your Doors with Black Cane Webbing Door Inserts

It is advisable to use a perforated material for a well-ventilated door insert. The perforated material allows for free air circulation, which helps prevent mold and mildew. Additionally, the perforated material can also help regulate temperature, as air can freely flow throughout the room. The black artificial cane webbing is ideal for this purpose.

Interior Partition: Room Divider

Create a special atmosphere with room divider made of black artificial rattan cane. This artificial rattan cane fabric is available by the metre. If you order a full roll (15,24m) you will receive discounts 10% off the price.

A large selection of rattan webbing and artificial cane webbing in the Naturtrend webshop, free sample delivery on request!

How to Fixing the black rattan material

In our experience, the only way to fix the artificial rattan webbing is with a staple gun. We recommend the following:

- Choose the material 5-10 cm wider/longer than the inside of the frame. 

- Use a hand staple gun to staple one side of the frame. 

- Continue with the opposite side, stretch the material and fix it. Be careful not to distort the material. 

- Once you have stitched around the fabric, use scissors to carefully cut around it. 

As far as we know, it is not possible to fix it in a groove with a peddignade.