Wicker Repair Kit for Patio Furniture, Adjustable Vintage Wicker Lamp

With solid technical, brand, talent, and market advantages over the years, Laphivieh is committed to providing the best quality products and services to our clients. Wicker patio furniture adds a simple but elegant, woven touch to your outdoor living space if you are able to maintain it properly. It can be easy for you to do a basic repair, or a larger repair project with our wicker replacement material! Your wicker furniture will stay in top shape if you take good care of it.

The Laphivieh Plastic Gradient Dark Brown Wicker Supplies can help you revive your patio wicker furniture with a new, modern, stylish look. This commercial-grade, 100% virgin polyethylene material is non-toxic, UV-resistant, and safe around children and pets. It is resistant to fading, cracking, and peeling, ensuring long-lasting use. Save time and money by fixing and reviving your patio furniture with a modern, sleek, and stylish look!

Here are some tips for using the Laphivieh Wicker Repair Kit: 1. Use glue, a nail gun, or a hot glue gun to join two pieces of wicker or attach wicker onto the frame. 2. The color of this plastic wicker may not be exactly the same as your existing wicker furniture. You can match the color by spray painting. 3. Remove one damaged wicker strand at a time and replace it before removing other damaged pieces. This makes it easier to keep the weaving pattern consistent with the original. 4. The wicker material is not monochromatic but gradient dark brown with visible mixed color stripes. 5. "Gradient dark brown" means the wicker's color is not consistent in only one dark brown color but gradually varies along the length of the wicker. 6. Color chromatic aberration may exist due to different display monitors. 7. Slight deviations in dimensions may exist due to manual measurement.

The steps to repair wicker furniture are as follows: 1. Identify the damaged wicker and assess the extent of the damage. 2. Find the proper replacement wicker, matching the type of material and size of the damaged wicker. 3. Remove the damaged wicker, observing the original weave pattern. 4. Weave in the first replacement wicker, following the original pattern. 5. Trim one end of the new wicker and apply glue to both ends. 6. Repeat the trimming and gluing process on the other loose ends. 7. Continue removing and replacing the other damaged wicker strands, always replacing one strand at a time.

Laphivieh offers a range of wicker replacement materials in various colors and dimensions to suit your needs. Prices range from $9.99 to $29.99, with lengths from 120 feet to 480 feet and weights from 0.55 lbs to 2.2 lbs.

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