Jute Upholstery Webbing Linotech Lina 10 mm x 15 m, natural jute strip for furniture spring support

Linotech Lina jute upholstery webbing, 10 mm wide and 15 m long, is a natural jute strip designed for use in furniture spring support and traditional upholstery work. Made from woven jute fibers, the webbing offers a combination of tensile strength and flexibility to reinforce seat and back constructions, distribute load evenly across springs, and extend the service life of upholstered furniture. The product is intended for hand or machine attachment in restoration, reupholstery and DIY projects where natural materials and authentic upholstery techniques are required.

Advantages

Natural jute material provides good grip for tacking and stitching while maintaining breathability and dimensional stability. The narrow 10 mm width allows precise placement in tight or detailed framework, and the 15 m length supplies enough material for multiple small repairs or a single larger project. Linotech Lina webbing resists typical compression in seating applications and contributes to even load distribution across coil springs or sinuous spring systems.

Suitable for

• Traditional upholstery and furniture restoration
• Reupholstering chairs, sofas and benches
• Attaching and supporting coil springs and tied web systems
• DIY furniture repair and custom upholstery projects

Key specifications

• Material: natural jute textile
• Width: 10 mm
• Length: 15 m
• Construction: woven webbing strip suitable for tacking and stitching
• Colour: natural jute tone

How to use

Cut the jute webbing to the required lengths for your frame and springs. Position the webbing across the seat frame or between spring anchors and secure it with upholstery tacks, staples or by sewing, depending on the chosen technique and the frame material. For spring support, align the strips so load is transferred uniformly to adjacent springs and tie or fasten firmly to avoid movement. Trim excess and ensure ends are anchored to prevent fraying during use.

Usage recommendations

Store the webbing in a dry, cool place to preserve natural fibers. When working on valuable or antique pieces, test attachment methods on a concealed area to confirm suitability. Combine with suitable padding, springs and finishing materials to achieve intended comfort and structural performance.