Cane Webbing Cabinet Doors Diy

When we redid our laundry room cabinets i was actually a little shocked that we were able to pull it off.

Cane webbing cabinet doors diy.

You ll want at least an inch of excess webbing all around. First i measured the cabinet doors and cut two pieces of my pre woven cane to fit. Think of the webbing like tiny strips of wood that need to swell. It ll never be completely taut like a drum if it s dry says lohse.

To finish the doors we cut the cane webbing to size and attached it to the back of the door frames with 3 8 staples. If you haven t already invested in some cane pieces this diy may be just the push you need. There s no denying that cane furniture is having a moment. The process was way easier than we expected and they turned out so good.

When i reposted it i captioned it saying we should petition ikea to make this style of doors. It was a learning process but one i. The number one rule for applying cane webbing to furniture is that it has to be wet when you do it. Cane webbing has been in use in furniture manufacture for about 100 years pre woven or pressed cane as it is most often called is a very versatile material.

Ensure the textile lays flat by pulling the material tightly as you glue it to the back of the door. I used my kitchen sink for this purpose. You can find the cane webbing that we used here. Apparently i m on a cabinet kick lately.

We cut ours to measure 13 inches by 30 inches tip. Roll the cane over the back of the door and trim it to size. You can cut off the excess as one of the final steps. I first saw kathryn s billy hack with cane webbing doors on instagram.

Diy cabinet doors with cane webbing the on trend look you can create yourself. If your cane is hard to work with soak it in warm water for 15 minutes. Step 2 attach the cane webbing attaching cane webbing with 3 8 staples. Because the woven cane sheet is held in place with the reed spline this design or.

The next thing to do is to soak the cane webbing in warm water for about 40 minutes. Do leave a little extra room to work with. Quite a few hands shot up. It is used in chair seats and backs cabinet doors wall units radiator covers accent panels for service counters screens room dividers speaker covers and wicker furniture.

During this caning process the cane strips are first woven on a loom into sheets or panels this fabric like material is used on chairs that have a routed out groove around the perimeter of the chair seat where the cane webbing is tamped down into the groove and held in place with a reed spline. See gorgeous evidence here here here here and here this boho decor trend is all over our instagram feeds and it s giving us all the feels.