What preconditions should I meet to import rattan cane webbing, rattan mat, and rattan core from China, and what sizes and specs do you offer?

I get this question from buyers who want fast shipments but hit paperwork or spec gaps. I keep importing simple with clear preconditions, stock sizes, and fast samples.

You need a business ID, consignee details, and basic import documents. I offer full spec sheets: widths, mesh counts, diameters, roll lengths, tolerances, and packing. Common sizes are in stock and samples ship fast.

I will list the import steps I use with new buyers, then give my standard specs for cane webbing, rattan mats, and rattan core. I will also show which sizes I stock and how I pack and ship.

Can I get a full spec sheet with widths, mesh counts, diameters, roll lengths, and standard tolerances?

Many buyers delay purchase because specs are not clear. I keep one master sheet that covers natural cane webbing, plastic webbing, rattan mats, and rattan core.

Yes. I provide a full spec sheet with all widths, mesh counts, roll lengths, tolerances, and packing. I also include color codes, patterns, and test data for outdoor plastic webbing.

Dive deeper: My master specification ranges

I group specs by product so your team can choose fast. For natural rattan cane webbing (hex, square, radio, and close weave), I stock widths from 40 cm to 90 cm, with common widths at 45/50/60/70/90 cm. Mesh counts include 1/2″, 5/8″, 7/8″, and close weave. Standard roll length is 15 m for natural webbing. Tolerance on width is ±3 mm, on mesh ±0.5 mm, and on length ±1%. For rattan mats (flat rattan/bamboo-style panels), widths run 90/100/120 cm, rolls at 15–25 m depending on thickness, with ±3 mm width tolerance. For rattan core (round/square), I stock 1.5–6.0 mm diameters, the round core in 0.25 mm steps where possible. Tolerance on diameter is ±0.1–0.2 mm based on size. Bundles run 0.5–1.0 kg for small diameters and 5–10 kg coils for larger. For plastic rattan cane webbing, I offer 45–120 cm widths, 20+ weave patterns, 15+ colors, 25–30 m rolls, UV and heat test reports, with width tolerance ±2 mm. I add optional edge binding and pre-trim options for factories. I include care notes and finish advice in the sheet so your QC has a clear standard.

What are the standard widths for cane webbing and rattan mats¹, and can I mix widths in one shipment?

Wasted offcuts cost money. I plan widths to your frame openings and let you mix widths per order and per pallet.

Cane webbing standard widths are 45, 50, 60, 70, and 90 cm. Rattan mats are 90, 100, and 120 cm. You can mix widths¹ and patterns in one shipment and one pallet.

Dive deeper: Width planning and consolidation

I always match webbing width to the clear opening plus trim allowance. For chairs, 45–60 cm works best. For cabinet doors, 50–70 cm avoids waste. For room screens and hotel millwork, 90 cm is efficient. For rattan mats¹, I use 90 cm for doors, 100 cm for bars, and 120 cm for wall panels. I can mix widths, weave patterns, and even natural and plastic webbing in the same pallet to hit your MOQ and save freight. I label each roll with width, pattern, color, and batch. I also offer cut-to-length rolls if your line needs fixed panel heights. My warehouse can pre-pack mixed orders with corner guards and moisture barriers so cartons keep shape during sea transit. If your project needs special widths, I can weave to order within ±3 mm tolerance, but lead time increases by 7–15 days.

Which rattan core diameters are most suitable for chairs, and what’s the packing per bundle or coil?

Chair strength comes from the right core size and grade. Overlarge core cracks bends. Too small core breaks under load.

For chairs, I use 2.0–3.0 mm for weaving seats and backs, 3.0–4.0 mm for edge lacing, and 4.0–5.0 mm for wraps. Packing is 0.5–1 kg bundles for small sizes and 5–10 kg coils for larger.

Dive deeper: Core size, grade, and application

I start with Grade C for seat weaving² because it is strong and cost-smart. The slight green peel does not matter under a dark stain or paint. For classic cane seats, 2.0–2.5 mm core gives tight, even mesh. For denser patterns, 2.5–3.0 mm helps reduce stretch over time. For lacing and borders, 3.0–4.0 mm holds staples and ties well. For wraps on joints and arms, 4.0–5.0 mm gives a clean look and solid grip. Grade B looks cleaner for visible wraps, while Grade D is only for light decoration. I ship small diameters in 0.5–1 kg bundles to keep coils tidy on the line. Larger diameters ship in 5–10 kg coils with shrink wrap. I include moisture guards to avoid mold in humid months. I can add color staining or matte varnish on request. For bending work, I recommend a warm water soak and slow dry to avoid fiber shock.

Do you keep common sizes in stock for immediate shipping, and how fast can I receive samples?

Delays kill production. I hold stock on high runners and ship samples the same week.

Yes. I stock main widths and diameters. Samples ship in 24–72 hours. Stock orders ship in 3–5 days. Custom weaves or colors take 7–20 days, depending on load.

Dive deeper: Stock program, sampling, and lead time

I keep 45/50/60/70/90 cm natural cane webbing in common meshes, plus 90/100/120 cm rattan mats. I stock plastic webbing in 15+ colors and 20+ patterns with 45–120 cm widths for hotel and furniture projects. For rattan core, I hold 1.5–5.0 mm in 0.5 mm steps, with deeper stock at 2.0–3.5 mm. If you need outdoor plastic webbing, I now have 10+ SKUs rated for UV and heat, with test reports ready. Samples ship by courier within 24–72 hours. DHL/UPS transit is 3–7 days worldwide. Stock orders leave the warehouse in 3–5 days. Sea freight lead time varies by port, but I book fast sailings and provide packing lists and HS codes early to speed your customs entry. I can pre-issue CO, invoice, and packing list for pre-clearance in some markets. I also accept mixed pallets to hit your MOQ and keep your cash flow light.

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You need basic import documents and a clear spec list. I provide full specs, stock common sizes, mix widths per pallet, and ship samples fast so your line never stops.