Rattan & Cane Webbing Store

Description

Check out our guide on How to install Rattan

This hardy and versatile material, traditionally used in chairs, binding and basketry, is now being specified by designers and architects in bedheads, ceilings, wall panels and privacy screens.

Rattan linings for ceilings are increasingly popular in the hospitality industry creating a sophisticated yet relaxed natural vibe. Framed in panels they can transport you from an oriental to contemporary setting. The open weave allows for a contrasting background colour or backlighting for a soft warm glow.

Woven in community villages, our rattan is premium grade and of the highest quality.  Our relationships with these villages were forged over 40 years ago and we are proud to continue this tradition and support their growth and diversification.  Rattan is a naturally renewable climbing palm that continues to be an invaluable part of rural people's livelihoods in South and Southeast Asia.  Rattans are regarded as the most important commercial non-timber forest product.

Key elements:

• We stock the largest range of open and closed weaves in Australia


• Over 20 designs and shades available, including radio weave, open mesh, hexagonal, close woven, diagonal weave and Danish weave


• Available as standard in 600mm and 910mm widths


• 450mm, 700mm, 750mm and 1050mm widths available in selected designs


• Inner core can be painted or stained


• Creates stylish joinery panels


• Contact us about bespoke designs and widths


• Shipping daily to NSW, Queensland, ACT, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and Victoria

Every piece of woven rattan is different, that’s nature’s guarantee. It should be noted that rattan is a natural material & variations will occur in colour, texture, grain width & natural features within the same batch of the same rattan species. In all cases rattan supplied by House of Bamboo will contain some variations from job to job & sample to sample. All samples are to be viewed only as indicative only.

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