120 Ft Wicker Repair Kit, Plastic Wicker Repair Supplies, Gradient Dark Brown with Visible Mixed Color Stripes, Synthetic Rattan Replacement Material for Patio Furniture Repair

I bought this to repair some patio furniture. It wasn’t a perfect color match but it was close enough. It’s quality material and easy to work with. It has held up for the last 2 years.

Was just what I was looking for, they're plastic. Repaired 2 porch wicker chairs and then spray painted them black. Easy to work with and looks amazing, can't tell its not wicker.

The product states this is a gradient and the thoroughly show the variation in many photos and talk about it.I was not prepared for extreme color variance. Some of the roll is dark chocolate brown and other parts are light brown. If you are weaving in strands for repair on dark brown furniture it will be very noticeable.The piece in the photo has been repaired right to left. The replacement strands on the right are perfect. You can see the color change as you look left.That being said. I did order another bundle to finish the repair as the width and thickness are perfect for the type of weave-in repair that I am doing and the pluses out-weigh the color. There will also be cushions on top of this.Other things to note is the flexibility of this is highly flexible, making weaving easy. The strength is great as it does not rip easily.

This worked extremely well. We found some rattan chairs at a dumpster that had several bad tears and well worn damage. Used this kit to repair the damage and they look great! The only thing I would warn you about is I don’t think it can be glued with anything but epoxy! We tried at least 5 different glues and finally gave up…. Just cut pieces long enough to thread well past the damaged areas and tuck them in! Did not want to work with epoxy in tiny areas! Seems to be holding up well!

Really good.

Bought these to restrain a wicker chair. It only came with the plastic strand. No glue and no " tool" it says to use. The material was NOT staying glued with e 6000, or super glue. I ended up using long strands to tuck into the weaving, then gluing and clamping over night. I haven't looked yet to see if it held

Easy to work with, and believe me, I’m not a crafty person! The plastic material is sturdier than wicker, but looks like wicker. Although it’s not an exact match, it’s much better than before when it was full of holes. It saved me from throwing the piece away. I did not need the weaving tool, and returned it. I’m still looking for a good adhesive for the loose ends however.

This was super easy to use fixed my outdoor chairs pretty fast