Caning Canada Woven Furniture Repair
Seat Weaving While RVing
Saving Woven Treasures One Chair at a Time
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Caning Canada Woven Furniture Repair
Seat Weaving While RVing
Saving Woven Treasures One Chair at a Time
We're doing a Victoria meet on the 3rd of February, which is full, returning with completed projects on March 6th and then heading to Tofino.
We'll have another Victoria meetup in mid-March and then return with the completed projects end of March if there's enough interest.
We can bring any purchased chairs from @vintage_chair_canada
to Victoria when we return.
This will push the next Vancouver meet to Mid-March.
Caning Canada provides expert woven furniture repair services.
My husband David and I have rented our house, allowing us to travel this beautiful country in our RV while bringing our furniture weaving services to a town near you.
We're back in the Vancouver area until mid-April and will have meetups in Vancouver while in Fort Langley and will have a meet in Victoria the first week of February.
If you want to know more about our journey, check out our story and blog posts.
Seat Weaving While RVing - Cane, Danish Cord, Fibre Rush, Seagrass, Rattan, and Shaker Tape Woven Chair Repair
Caning Canada Overview
Weaving Material and Styles Offered
A chair is only as good as its seat.
As artisan seat weavers, we can offer the most intricate weaving methods using multiple materials, including Danish cord, seagrass, fibre rush, cane, rattan, and Shaker tape.
We've extensive experience restoring woven chairs, tables, daybeds, and even headboards for iconic designers, including
Follow the links above to learn more about the designers and to see photos of some of the woven pieces restored by Caning Canada.
How we Price Weaving Projects
Caning Canada wants to make the restoration of your woven family heirloom or newly discovered treasure obtainable.
Our pricing is based on the weaving style, the material used, and the attachment process, not the value of the woven piece you need to repair.
Estimates
For a furniture weaving repair estimate, please send a photo of your project to [email protected] or text us at
showing the entire piece, the top and the bottom.
I will need your location and contact details for our booking list.
Sometimes we come upon a piece that is available to be restored. Caning Canada loves providing these beautiful pieces with a new lease on life and keeping them out of our landfills.
You can find the treasures we've rescued and restored in our shop,
If you want to donate your piece to keep it out of the landfill or sell your Mid Century Modern or caned furniture, feel free to send us a message.
Let me know which part of this beautiful country your piece lives in so I can add your details to our booking list if we are currently out of your area.
A couple of photos would be great so we know what type of chairs you have.
If you're selling your chairs, how much do you want?
Caning Canada will restore every piece we add to our online shops for re-homing, so please understand that we cannot offer you what we list our chairs for in the shop. We will easily spend two to three days restoring a piece and then weave it with new material before posting it for sale.
Mail Your Piece for Weaving
If you would like to mail your woven chair seats, backs, or shelves to Caning Canada for weaving repair, most chair seats and backs can be removed and posted to our winter site.
Check out our shipping page for more details.
If you're concerned about meeting us in a parking lot with your family heirloom or you're wondering if we're for real, that's okay.
Check out what people say about Caning Canada with photos of the pieces we've restored for them.
Weaving Material Sales and Instruction
Seat Weaving While RVing
Coming to a Town Near You
We're seat weaving while RVing, and we appreciate your understanding that we cannot offer any instruction or weaving material supply due to our space and time restrictions.
Weaving Styles and Material Offered by Caning Canada
Mid-century and modern Danish cord chairs are woven with the standard basket weave or the traditional rushing pattern using Danish cord.
The cord is typically attached with Danish hook nails or woven using a no-nail technique.
Danish cord weaving can either be one-sided or double-sided.
The Danish cord is available in beige, black, and white.