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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between rattan and winwicker?

  Wicker is a weaving process, not a material. The primary material used for indoor furniture is rattan. Rattan is one of the oldest natural materials used to make furniture. Rattan is a solid timber vine that grows in the tropical rain forests of Indonesia, South-East Asia and the Malay Archipelago.

• Why buy from American Rattan?

  Since 2002 America’s #1 Choice. When you shop with American Rattan you receive the kind of service you expect and need when ordering quality custom built furniture. Mark Mosher, aka Rattan Man(tm), is the founder and veteran, who started his first Rattan and Wicker furniture business in 2002 after retiring from 22 years in the U.S. Air Force.

• How many species of rattan are there?

  Around 600 species and 13 genera of rattan are known. Although most rattan species are native to the tropical regions of Africa, Asia, and Australia, there is a large variety in their distribution.

• What are the end products of rattan?

  Large canes are boiled in oil to make them dry and to protect them from insects. Food: The inner core as well as the shoot of some of the rattan species is edible. Furniture: Furniture is the main end product of rattan. Shelter: Rattan is an approved material for house building in rural areas.

• What is rattan harvesting and processing?

  Rattan harvesting and processing provides an alternatives to logging timber in areas where forests are scarce. In fact, rattan grows best under some sort of tree cover including secondary forest, fruit orchards, tree plantations or rubber estates.