| Delivery charges Orders up to £9.99 £2.50 Orders £10.00 to £19.99 £4.00 Orders £20.00 to £100.00 £7.95 Orders over £100 - DELIVERY FREE Exclusions apply to Highlands and Islands of Scotland, Ireland and Isle of Wight - See Terms and Conditions for details | 
| To give as accurate measurements as possible, all sizes are given in millimetres and are Length x Width x HeightPlease allow 5% +/- tolerance on sizes | RATTAN | Baskets made of rattan are quite strong and have more varied shading, which makes their colouring interesting. Rattan comes from a vine like palm grown under license in the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam. There is an interesting new grey rattan available which is great for contemporary design schemes | WICKER | Wicker baskets are very versatile. These are much hardier and can be used outside as they will survive in all weathers. Usually a stronger weave, they are very sturdy and solid. Grown in fields and by river banks as willow, the branches are stripped of their outer layer and usually treated before weaving. The end product is well suited to carrying weight although the baskets themselves are lightweight | SEAGRASS | The green shades of the weave is distinctive. Seagrass has an almost string like appearance and is woven onto a wire frame which means it is usually pretty strong and well suited for stacking and storage. It is not a good idea to get seagrass wet, so these baskets are recommended for indoor use only | WILD WILLOW | With the outer skin intact, wild willow is otherwise the same as wicker with the same advantages. The weathered outer layer creates a more rustic effect ideal for use in country cottages and buildings with a sense of heritage. It is ideal for log baskets and planters. |
Wicker, Storage, Seagrass, Baskets, Washing, Laundry, Picnic Baskets, Shopping, Gift, Log, Kindling, Basket, Basketware, Hamper, Bridal, Flowergirl. | | Its that time of year again when my suppliers exhibit their new lines. Watch this space for my selections from their new lines.
First Trade Show to visit this yearSunday 5th Feb 2012So.... Exciting
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