Description

“The Erica range is a beautiful addition to any space. The Erica armchair frames have been hand crafted in Indonesia using natural materials. The poles are constructed using cane of various thicknesses. The bindings seen are cane peel (skin from the cane). Clear lacquer has been used to add a protective layer and give the range a slight sheen.

Two cushion fabrics are available: beige or herringbone cream. The covers can be removed for easy cleaning.

The set of 2 Armchairs 

Dimensions:

• Erica Armchair 80cm x 74cm x 85cm, RRP $699 Each
• Erica Ottoman with Cushion 76cm x 74cm x 50cm, $299.

Please note that shipping will have to be calculated manually for this furniture range. Contact us for an obligation free shipping quote.

Please note, we can custom create new covers for this cane suite. Ask our friendly team for an obligation free quote today.

All of our cane furniture can last a lifetime, if taken care of properly. This includes protecting cane furniture from direct exposure to sunlight or the elements.

When caring for cane or wicker furniture, it is important to remember that it is made from a natural material and needs to be looked after. The easiest tool for cleaning dust and dirt from wicker is a vacuum using a brush attachment. After vacuuming, you can then wipe the cane over with a damp cloth dipped in a combination of warm water with a small amount of mild detergent.

Being made from a plant material, wicker furniture shouldn’t be exposed to extreme heat, sunlight or too much humidity. If you are placing wicker furniture outdoors, it is a good idea to keep it under a patio or veranda where it will be shaded from the sun and rain. During wet times of the year, it is highly recommended to store your wicker furniture away somewhere it won’t be exposed to the weather. Even if it is protected from rain in an undercover area outdoors, there is a chance that the humidity will cause mildew to occur.

In most of the southern parts of Australia, your wicker furniture is likely to be exposed to dry heat during the summer which over time may cause the wicker to become brittle. To keep it supple, simply wipe the wicker over with a damp cloth occasionally. When applying water to the surface of natural materials, avoid over-watering as this may cause mildew. There is one exception to hosing down cane furniture – if the cane is making popping noises this usually indicates it has become extremely dry.

Wicker that has been designed to go outdoors is usually lacquered or varnished with a protective finish. If you have a piece meant for the indoors that you would like to take outside, be sure to check this first. To protect and maintain the cane, apply a light layer of oil to the surface such as linseed, lemon or O-Cedar. This method also helps to remove the appearance of scratches and marks from the surface of the furniture.