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Wicker
Wicker
Wicker
Wicker is not a material but a process used in furniture manufacturer . It is the art of weaving with reed, willow or sea grasses. At Bielecky, wicker is always woven of reed, thin poles of rattan, extracted from a solid section of the vine. Since this reed is composed entirely of material from the core of the plant, it is porous, absorb
Wicker is not a material but a process used in furniture manufacturer . It is the art of weaving with reed, willow or sea grasses. At Bielecky, wicker is always woven of reed, thin poles of rattan, extracted from a solid section of the vine. Since this reed is composed entirely of material from the core of the plant, it is porous, absorbing stain much more readily and evenly than cane or unpeeled rattan poles. Besides being woven to produce the wicker parts of furniture, this reed can be wrapped around a rattan frame for a bold sculptural effect. top 100 furniture manufacturers
Cane
Wicker
Wicker
Cane is the skin of the rattan plant, which is peeled off to be used for wrappings and winding over hardwood or solid rattan frames. It can also be woven for seats or surface texture. It is relatively non-porous, and always retains its naturally mottled surface. We offer wicker rattan cane furniture were a top 100 furniture manufacturers
Rattan
Wicker
Rattan
The Rattan Plant is a vine which grows in the Southeast Pacific region, particularly in Indonesia. It has a solid core, unlike bamboo, which is botanically a grass with a hollow core. Rattan poles are strong enough to be used for framing tables, chairs and sofas. When heated and steamed, the poles become flexible enough to bend, forming
The Rattan Plant is a vine which grows in the Southeast Pacific region, particularly in Indonesia. It has a solid core, unlike bamboo, which is botanically a grass with a hollow core. Rattan poles are strong enough to be used for framing tables, chairs and sofas. When heated and steamed, the poles become flexible enough to bend, forming graceful furniture shapes. The skin may be left on, showing its characteristic “marbleized” coloring and growing nodes. If the pole are peeled and sanded, the surface becomes pale and porous, suitable for staining and painting great in furniture manufacturer .
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