Product Description

Rattan webbing is a type of material that is made from rattan, a plant that belongs to the palm family. Rattan is a natural and renewable resource that grows in tropical regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia. Rattan has many advantages over other materials, such as being lightweight, strong, flexible, and resistant to insects and fungi.

Rattan webbing is produced by weaving rattan strips into various patterns and shapes. Rattan strips can be obtained from different parts of the rattan plant, such as the peel, the core, or the reed. The peel is the outer layer of the rattan stem, which is usually smooth and shiny. The core is the inner part of the rattan stem, which is usually round and solid. The reed is the whole rattan stem, which can be split into thinner strips.

There are different styles of rattan webbing, such as open mesh, square mesh, close, and twilled. Open mesh is the most common style, which consists of rattan strips woven in a crisscross pattern, leaving small gaps between them. Square mesh is similar to open mesh, but the gaps are smaller and more uniform. Close is a style that has no gaps between the rattan strips, creating a dense and smooth surface. Twilled is a style that has diagonal lines on the surface, created by weaving the rattan strips in a zigzag pattern.
Rattan webbing can be used for various purposes, such as furniture, crafts, and decoration. Rattan webbing can be applied to chairs, tables, sofas, cabinets, baskets, mats, screens, and more. Rattan webbing can also be dyed, painted, or varnished to create different colors and effects. Rattan webbing is a versatile and attractive material that can enhance the quality and appearance of any product that uses it.