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Traditional Hand Caning
is very expensive and time consuming
We offer an alternative solution
you can get your chair back quickly
and a third of the price
#1
THIS OPTION : will look more like HAND CANING
with the traditional edge woven look
HAND CANE
CONVERT TO PRESS CANE
TO LOOK A LIKE HAND CANE
Takes up to 3 Hrs work
(1-2 weeks or sooner wait time for work load ahead of you.)
Please note: Press cane material is a pre woven material that is woven
to a factory perfection.
Don't worry if the frame in the seat is cracked or broke along the holes in it.
This process can also strengthen and hold it together better
than the traditional Hand Caning.
$100-
Open cane up to 16" seat
Over 16" ADD $4.25 per extra inches
If your chair has woven trim around the edge where the cane goes in
and the material is seen on the underside with some knots.
The original material is left on the bottom to make the appearance of Hand caning
Hand Cane Original
BEFORE PICTURE BELOW
Every strand is woven into the holes.
Can take 48 hrs of tedious work
and can cost as much as $200- $300
(NOT RECOMMENDED)
#2
If your chair has woven trim around the edge where the cane goes in
THIS OPTION: WILL MAKE THE SEAT LOOK LIKE PRESS CANING
SEE BELOW
Hand cane
Convert to Press cane
looks the same except the trim (Spline) does not have the
weave look. Its only done with a band around the edge (Spline)
A converting process is done to cut a
groove where the holes are to install press cane.
This will dramatically decrease the cost of
replacing the seat giving it the same look .
$65-
Open cane up to 16" seat
Over 16" ADD $4.25 per extra inches
#3
If your chair already has a wood trim around the edge where the cane goes in
SEE BELOW
PRESS CANE
$55-
Open cane up to 16" seat
Over 16" Add $4.00 per extra inches
PRESS CANE has a groove dug out
all around the circumference of the chair seat or back.
The cane is a pre woven material like fabric on a roll,
and is pressed into that groove which
is then glued down with a spline as a trim.
#4
Custom Alterations
This chair never had caning in it and installed to receive a new look
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