Chair Caning and Basket Making Supplies in Ontario, Canada

Need chair caning supplies and basket making supplies for your next DIY project? How about some rattan reed for wicker furniture repairs? Looking for a Canadian source of cane and basket supplies and materials?

Levair’s Canadian Cane and Basket Supply Company

Well then, check with Levair’s Woodworking and Caning Supplies, the newest addition to the Cane and Basket Supplies Directory™.

Levair's Woodworking and Caning Supplies

Levair’s is located in Ottawa Valley, Barry’s Bay, Ontario, Canada and is a full-service mail-
order supply company, shipping all across Canada and the region.

They carry a wide variety of materials, everything needed for seat weaving and basket weaving projects; strand chair cane, paper rush, natural rush, cane webbing, basketry hoops, rattan reed, instruction books and tools.

Chair Caning Repair Pros Near Me?

If you are not able to repair your own woven seats or don’t want to DIY them and want to find a chair caning repair pro near you, then check out the National Furniture Repair Directory™ here on WickerWoman.com.

The Furniture Repair Directory™ is listed on the New? Start Here! page, at the top of every page in the navigation bar, in the footer of every page and also on the Homepage.

I started the National Furniture Repair Directory™ in 2004 with the four repair experts categores of Chair Caning, Upholstery, Refinishing and Wicker repair.

Click on the link above, then select the repair expert category you want, and the state you live in, then select your repair pro/expert from the listings. Please be sure to let the repair pro you choose know that you found them through their ad on WickerWoman.com! Thanks!

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6 thoughts on “Chair Caning and Basket Making Supplies in Ontario, Canada”

  1. Hello Cathryn,
    I recently came across a set of metal chairs that need the rushed seats replaced. It’s a project I want to work on, but admit, I’m not sure how to start the rushing on a metal frame. Can you give me any advice?

    1. Hi Carol,

      Have you done a lot of rush seat weaving before? If so, it’s just like weaving a wooden frame with the exception of the starting strip and the “gussets” if it’s a trapezoidal seat. Instead of using upholstery tacks or staples to attach the short rows in the gussets, you could use masking tape, duct tape, or even cable ties to attach to the metal framework. See my blog post that deals with a few ways of attaching rush to the rails. Good luck and I hope it turns out well for you.

  2. Hi, I want to know how I can order from Levair Basket and Cane supply Company or any other cane supply company in your directory, for that matter. I don’t see a link to their shop or product page. Please advise. Thanks

    1. Hi Meg,

      Sorry to hear you are having trouble with the links on the Cane and Basket Supplies Directory™ page. But all you need to do is to click on the coral colored business name/link and you will go right to their site. Hope this helps! Let me know if the links are still not working for you.

    1. Hi Anne,

      So sorry that you missed seeing the National Furniture Repair Directory™ link in the navigation bar at the top of every page and also on the Start Here page as well as in the footer. You can follow this link and then go to the state where you are living to see if there’s a chair caning repair pro listed close to you. If not, be sure to check the surrounding states. Thanks for your question, glad I could help you out!

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