50mm Black & White Webbing 33mtr roll

50mm Black & White Herringbone Upholstery Webbing, 33m Roll

The 50mm Black & White Herringbone Upholstery Webbing is a strong, traditional furniture webbing manufactured from woven cotton and jute. Its distinctive black-and-white herringbone pattern provides a firm, dependable foundation for traditional sprung upholstery, dining chairs, armchairs and antique furniture restoration.

Particularly suitable for supporting double cone upholstery springs, this woven furniture webbing is widely used by professional upholsterers, furniture restorers and manufacturers working with traditional upholstery construction.

Supplied in 33-metre rolls, with purchasing options of 1, 5 or 12 rolls.

Features

• 50mm wide traditional upholstery webbing.
• Strong woven cotton and jute construction.
• Distinctive black-and-white herringbone pattern.
• Firm, non-elastic support beneath traditional upholstery springs.
• Suitable for dining chairs, armchairs, sofas and antique furniture.
• Compatible with suitable upholstery staples and traditional tacks.
• Available in 33-metre rolls and bulk purchasing quantities.

Traditional Upholstery Applications

Supporting Double Cone Upholstery Springs

One of the main applications for black-and-white herringbone webbing is creating a strong foundation beneath traditional coil springs.

The webbing is stretched across the underside of a timber furniture frame and securely fastened. Individual Double Cone Upholstery Springs are then positioned and stitched to the webbing, creating the supporting foundation for a traditional sprung seat.

Dining Chairs and Occasional Seating

This 50mm cotton and jute webbing is also suitable for traditional dining chairs, occasional chairs and upholstered seating requiring a firm foundation.

Individual lengths can be stretched across the frame and interwoven to create a supportive surface beneath hessian and upholstery fillings.

Antique Furniture Restoration

Traditional chairs, sofas and settees frequently use natural fibre webbing, coil springs and hand-tied upholstery construction.

Replacing worn webbing with a similar woven material helps preserve the original construction method while restoring the furniture's support and comfort.

Double Cone Springs and Traditional Spring Tying

A correctly constructed sprung seat depends on a secure webbing foundation and properly positioned springs.

Once the Double Cone Upholstery Springs have been attached to the webbing, they are lashed together using Laidcord Spring Tying Twine.

This traditional flax cord helps control spring height, alignment and movement, allowing the individual springs to work together as a supporting unit.

also stocks a range of Upholstery Twines suitable for spring lashing, stitching and traditional upholstery work.

Curved Needles for Traditional Upholstery

Curved upholstery needles are useful when working around furniture frames and stitching upholstery materials where a straight needle would be difficult to use.

The Curved Upholstery Needles, Pack of 10 are available in different sizes for suitable hand-sewing applications.

They can be used for attaching hessian, traditional edge stitching and securing suitable upholstery fillings. Choose a needle of appropriate strength and eye size for the selected upholstery twine.

Standard vs British Woven Herringbone Webbing

This cotton and jute webbing provides a traditional, firm foundation for general furniture upholstery and restoration.

For customers seeking a British-manufactured alternative, Status Fabrics also offers 50mm British Woven Black & White Upholstery Webbing.

Both products are suitable for traditional upholstery applications, including supporting appropriately selected double cone springs.

How to Fit Traditional Upholstery Webbing

Remove the old webbing and inspect the timber furniture frame for loose joints or deterioration.

Secure one end using suitable upholstery tacks or staples. Apply controlled tension with a Beech Webbing Stretcher or C. S. Osborne Spiked Webbing Stretcher before fastening the opposite end.

Repeat with additional strips, interweaving where required.

For sprung seating, secure the springs to the webbing, lash them together and cover the finished spring foundation with suitable hessian before applying the upholstery fillings.

Recommended Tools and Upholstery Accessories

• Beech Webbing Stretcher, for tensioning suitable 50mm webbing.
• C. S. Osborne Spiked Webbing Stretcher, for gripping and tensioning traditional woven webbing.
• Challenge Upholstery Tacks, traditional fixings for attaching webbing to timber frames.
• Upholstery Staple Guns, professional fastening tools.
• Curved Upholstery Needles, for suitable hand-stitching and upholstery finishing work.

The 50mm Black & White Herringbone Upholstery Webbing is a strong, traditional cotton and jute webbing, used for supporting upholstery springs and creating firm foundations for chairs, sofas and antique furniture.

• 50mm wide cotton and jute herringbone weave.
• Use it beneath traditional double cone upholstery springs.
• Suitable for dining chairs, armchairs and furniture restoration.
• Firm, non-elastic support for traditional upholstery.
• Supplied in 33-metre rolls, with 5 and 12-roll options.

Recommended products: Double Cone Springs, Laidcord Spring Tying Twine, Curved Upholstery Needles, Beech Webbing Stretcher, Staple Guns and Challenge Upholstery Tacks.