Maple Crossing · Seats woven by hand

Keep the chair.
Renew the seat.

A walnut ladder-back chair with a half-woven cane seat and a loose strand ready to weave
A familiar frame, with a fresh place to sit.

The chair at your kitchen table. The one you always pull up for company. We reweave cane, rush and splint seats so it can stay in use.

Find your seat type

For the December table

Bring it by November 14.

Holiday work needs an agreed December 19 pickup. We check the chair and our bench space before promising a place.

Three materials. Many good chairs.

Cane

An open, airy weave. Handwoven through holes or fitted as a sheet into a groove.

Rush

A wrapped seat with four triangles meeting neatly at the center.

Splint

Flat strips crossing in a basket weave, with a firm, broad surface.

A small workshop.
A clear handoff.

Bring the whole chair to your appointment. We look at the frame, identify the weave and agree on the price and pickup week before you leave it with us.

How drop-off and timing work

Let’s see what’s underneath.

Not sure what the seat is made of? A description is enough to start.

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