BambooMNTwo-Inch Latex Elasbelt Webbing for Chair Repair - 40' Roll Black

I was so happy when I found this product. It allowed me to fix my porch couch rather than replace it. This is the same exact webbing that was there so I felt good about it being a match. It was easy enough to pry open the hardware clips from the old ones, so all I really had to do was measure, cut, and clamp. It worked perfectly and now the couch is so so comfy. I'm so glad that I did this!!

This came today and is my first time using this type of webbing. Ive used, and like, jute webbing in the past, hence it is the only other webbing I can compare it to. This is sturdy with quite a bit more stretch, especially when a webbing stretcher is used. (Glad I have one or it would've been more tedious to stretch). It is tightly woven but very easy to work with. I used it to add structure to a love seat that just had foam and batting covered in upholstery fabric as its back support. Im no professional, just a penny pincher. I also used it unconventionally to give some ? Strength? Support to the side of the loveseat that was loose. This chair is in my game room and took a battering through 3 sons and two grandkids. It's beat up. Thought I'd refresh it to survive the grandbabies for a while longer. Here is my one day progress.I love this for the back of the chair, but think I might like jute better for a seat, simply because I think Id have to pull this webbing tighter for long term support. But, again, this is my assumption. I will have try it for a seat for better comparison.Cute Oddities:The craft utensils that came with it are not big* see pics: For reference I wear medium gloves. They can be handy to mixing for little craft projects with the grandbabies.Oh, and I used all the webbing on my love seat. The two pieces that I used to hold the side were the leftovers. Mine also came as one continuous 40 ft piece which was nice.

This was part of another do-it-yourself project. Our set of wicker furniture is old and the webbing under the cushions was cracking. (I was envisioning a scene from a TV comedy routine where our guests are one by one, falling through their chair seats and disappearing!). I did some research and found a local shop that could replace the webbing, but for around $100 per chair.... That would have been nearly $1000 just for the restrapping!After viewing some YouTube "how to" videos, I decided to purchase the materials and tackle this project ourselves. (As you can tell, my husband got roped into this project also, but to save this kind of money, he was very happy to do it.). I spent a total of $160 for all supplies. As with most projects, there was a learning curve with the first couple of chairs, but soon we were progressing quickly, assembly-line style.The original webbing that became brittle and broke with age was a rubberized strap. That stuff is expensive. I'm not convinced we will continue to use this furniture enough years to make that kind of investment worthwhile, so I bought this black plastic webbing, hoping it would work. I had wondered if the black gauze-looking webbing would hold up, would it unravel after cutting, would the clips just pull through when sitting on it? Would it have too much "give" and not last? My fears were unfounded, this less expensive black webbing worked beautifully! We've now been using these chairs with this webbing for about a year and no problems at all. Success!If you find this review helpful, please let me know by using the voting buttons. Through the years, I have relied on reviews to make smart purchases and now I'm trying to "pay it forward" by helping others with my reviews. Please let me know how I'm doing with your vote. Thanks!!

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Excellent product. Very high quality, strong webbing gives great support to my dining chairs, but allows enough flex to make them comfortable. My old chairs had a solid wood base and no amount of padding made them comfortable. I watched YouTube videos to learn how to install this webbing properly. I bought a power stapler to use with my air compressor to make the job easier. I highly recommend that. I read other reviews of other brands of webbing and it appears this one is the best and is used by the pros. One of my pictures shows the steps, first the webbing woven in and out, then a layer of burlap, then the foam cushion. The last layer is not pictured, a layer of soft batting, then the chair fabric. It seems like alot, but it's pretty easy.

Needed to replace webb strap to a purchased antique dining room chair ... it was sagging bad. Went to Walmart and Joanne Fabric Store ... not sold in any of these stores. First time to do this ! First I watched youtube.com to learn how to redo the chairs strap. It was very informative and helpful ... giving me the confidence to do it.They even sell the webb strap on their website. So, I checked out Amazon ... there it is ... 2 inch Latex Elasbelt. It was such a good deal .... 15 yds ! I was going to buy the one .. by the yard with shipping charges Needed 8 yards.But then I saw your price for 13 yards ... free shipping. It was just a matter of $3.00 !! and got extra 5 yards. I am so glad that Iordered your product ... with the extra yards ... I needed it because I added an extra row of webbing on my chair for better support.Easy to install and durable feeling. And I received this product in 2 days ! Enabling me to finish my project earlier.Thank you for a great deal !!

I redid my first chair with this stuff several weeks ago. Still sits great! You need some kind of stretcher to use it. I stapled at one end and stretched about 3" to attach the other end.

Worked perfect for refinishing furniture. The chairs old plastic webbing was well worn and the chairs were not comfortable to sit in. This webbing worked perfect for replacing. I did cut about 1/4 in shorter then imagined to accommodate stretch. There isn’t much but some for comfort. Good quality & sturdy.

super product , easy to handleDieter