Open Mesh
The classic open cane pattern for airy furniture, cabinet inserts, and traditional caning projects.



Natural Rattan Cane Webbing
Natural rattan cane webbing for furniture, cabinet doors, decorative panels, chair caning, and creative projects.
Shop Rattan Cane WebbingStart With Your Project
Explore rattan cane webbing by the way you plan to use it.
Find the Right Look
Three distinct patterns, each with its own character.
Project Inspiration
A simple material can completely change the character of a piece. See how rattan brings warmth, texture, and dimension to everyday furniture.
Why Hi Key Trading
Before the First Cut
Natural rattan becomes easier to work with after proper preparation. Take a few minutes before you cut.
Project Inspiration
Crafted & Curated
Project inspiration, practical ideas, and thoughtful ways to work with natural materials.
Need a Hand?
Tell us what you are working on and we will help point you in the right direction.
Natural Rattan Cane Webbing
Natural rattan cane webbing for furniture, cabinet doors, decorative panels, chair caning, and creative projects.
Shop Rattan Cane WebbingStart With Your Project
Explore rattan cane webbing by the way you plan to use it.
Find the Right Look
Three distinct patterns, each with its own character.
The classic open cane pattern for airy furniture, cabinet inserts, and traditional caning projects.
A structured geometric weave with a clean, architectural look.
A tighter, more covered weave for furniture, decorative panels, and refined restoration work.
Project Inspiration
A simple material can completely change the character of a piece. See how rattan brings warmth, texture, and dimension to everyday furniture.
Why Hi Key Trading
Woven from natural rattan with the warmth, texture, and variation of a real plant material.
Open Mesh, Square Weave, and Closed Mesh give you different design options for different projects.
Practical preparation and installation guidance helps you approach your project with confidence.
Before the First Cut
Natural rattan becomes easier to work with after proper preparation. Take a few minutes before you cut.
Soak the rattan in warm water for 15 to 30 minutes.
Position the material before making your first cut.
Use the pattern itself to guide your placement.
Allow extra material for trimming and a clean finish.
Project Inspiration
Crafted & Curated
Project inspiration, practical ideas, and thoughtful ways to work with natural materials.
Need a Hand?
Tell us what you are working on and we will help point you in the right direction.