185x30mm Rattan Repair Tool Stainless Steel Prying Utensil Table/Chair/Basket Making Supplies Patio Furniture Accessories

Specifications: Quantity: 1pc Colour: silver + red Length: 185mm/7.28inches, width: 30mm/1.18inches Premium quality: Wicker repair tools crafted from stainless steel, with polished edges finished to a smooth, refined sheen. Resistant to deformation. Features: Exquisite craftsmanship: This compact rattan weaving tool combines elegant simplicity with timeless charm. Its surface features intricate dragon-patterned weaving, showcasing meticulous workmanship and exquisite aesthetics. Lightweight and portable: Electrolytically polished for a remarkably smooth finish, the handle incorporates a rubberised grip at the end for superior traction and secure handling. Versatile application: A convenient prying tool for plastic wicker webbing, simplifying your wickerwork repairs, particularly when accessing corners or confined spaces. The curved tip at the tool's end facilitates pushing and pulling wicker strands through surface gaps, while also aiding weaving under tighter cross-woven sections. Please note: All measurements are taken manually, slight variations may occur.

• Premium quality: Wicker repair tools crafted from stainless steel, with polished edges finished to a smooth, refined sheen. Resistant to deformation.
• Length: 185mm/7.28inches, width: 30mm/1.18inches
• Exquisite craftsmanship: This compact rattan weaving tool combines elegant simplicity with timeless charm. Its surface features intricate dragon-patterned weaving, showcasing meticulous workmanship and exquisite aesthetics.
• Lightweight and portable: Electrolytically polished for a remarkably smooth finish, the handle incorporates a rubberised grip at the end for superior traction and secure handling.
• Versatile application: A convenient prying tool for plastic wicker webbing, simplifying your wickerwork repairs, particularly when accessing corners or confined spaces. The curved tip at the tool's end facilitates pushing and pulling wicker strands through surface gaps, while also aiding weaving under tighter cross-woven sections.