Caning Canada Woven Furniture Repair - Reviews
Shopping Cart
Your Cart is Empty
Quantity:
Subtotal
Taxes
Shipping
Total
David and I became Caning Canada - Seat Weaving While RVing in late November 2020.
Providing our weaving services as we explore Canada in our RV as nomads have allowed me to learn more about social media and marketing in an ever-changing environment.
In a thousand years, I wouldn't have guessed that I would develop a website or create a presence on Instagram and Facebook. Well, here we are, living our dream and loving it.
Not without challenges; that's life. Isn't it?
One of our biggest challenges is letting the great folks in Canada know that we are here and always do our very best to restore their woven treasures.
We appreciate it when you let us know how we did and share our existence with the good people you know.
When you refer to us as weaving superstars, dream weavers, or seat-weaving rockstars, we can't help but smile.
Who would have thought?
Thank you.
See What People Are Saying
See What People Are Saying
"A glowing testimonial! Highly recommended!"
"A glowing testimonial! Highly recommended!"
Caning Canada Reviews
Caning Canada Reviews
It tickles us pink when we receive glowing reviews from the good folks we have restored weaving for.
Check out what people are saying about Caning Canada, and let us know what you think as well because we really do care what you think.
You can share your review for Caning Canada at https://g.page/r/CbvwE2IHvHqqEAg/review, which is our Canada site or https://g.page/r/CTApIwcZONPBEAg/review for the province of British Columbia.
It's always a pleasure to chat with Justin when we meet for weaving projects.
Check out what Justin offers in his wonderful shop Kollektion located in Calgary, Alberta.
A classic Danish side table by Arne Hovmand-Olsen for Mogens Kold circa the 1960s. This table features a sturdy two-tier design with the bottom magazine shelf supported by handwoven cane or rattan.
The second cane shelf can easily be removed and mailed to Caning Canada for cane replacement.
Seat weaving while RVing comes with its very own marketing challenges.
Folks relinquish their woven treasures into our hands at the local parking lot and trust us to meet them again with a beautifully restored piece.
Feeling a little naughty when you do a deal in a parking lot is okay.
It's okay to feel a little reserved.
Check out our social media profiles and the reviews both individuals and vintage shops leave for us.
Bring some peace to your mind and specialty weavers' love to your treasure.
Returning to what we've said before about how we charge for weaving projects.
David and I love our lifestyle and it's really important to us to have a positive impact on everything we do.
We want you to be able to restore the woven furniture that is precious to you, so we charge what is what we consider to be the lowest compensation for the time we can accept.
If we were to start charging based on our unique skill set, then many people wouldn't be able to restore their chairs, and we want you to restore your chairs.
Caning Canada - saving woven treasures one town at a time.
CH 24 Wishbone or “Y” Chair is the most famous and sold chair designed by Wegner, originally released in 1949.
Melissa's are well-made Danish chairs that resemble the Moller Chair 71.
This is an Arne Hovmandd-Olsen Chair 175 designed in 1955.
The original Danish cord was attached to the underside of the chair frame with staples. Caning Canada provides a service to remove the existing staples and then supply and install the Danish hook nails before replacing the Danish cord weave.
One of the first five chairs Hans J. Wegner designed for Carl Hansen & Søn in 1950, the CH 23 dining chair is an early example of Wegner’s unique style and insightful craftsmanship.
The elegant chair features iconic Wegner details, such as the cruciform caps on the backrest and a special double-woven paper cord seat. The double rail of CH 23 provides an eye-catching weave that can't help but make a statement.
What a Marketplace find. This chair can't help but get noticed with a pre-woven cane backrest with multiple curves and angles to make a seat weaver's brain go boom-boom.
The original manufacturer knows exactly how to make the cane webbing dance into place.
Caning Canada needs to take a deeeeeep breath and let loose to get the dance steps just right.
This specific chair cannot have the backrest removed so it can be mailed for caning repair. Most chair seats and back can be removed and mailed for caning repair. Check out our chair shipping page for more information.
This handwoven cane chair was so unique and pretty.
I love it when I get a first, and I believe this is my very first chair where the frame was made from a paper mache.
Hand caning has been around since the beginning of time, or just about the beginning of time.
David has me all figured out.
Hand caning takes the absolute longest time to weave, and then you add the intricacies of medallions and the sun and the whole game changes.
A smile comes to my face as I imagine the hours of meditative bliss I'm about to experience.
I find such joy knocking around in my head while I hand-weave the cane.
It amazes me how such beautiful things are created with strands of rattan.
Childhood memories and woven family heirlooms cross our paths regularly.
Grandma's chairs were originally woven in a round reed or wicker.
I don't do this type of weaving.
We settled on weaving these wonderful sturdy chairs in seagrass. I love how the colourations of the seagrass add interest and depth to the woven surface.
I wasn't sure how it would work out; however, we were tickled pink with the results.
