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Webbing Stretcher

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$23.39 $38.99 In stock

The Dritz Home Webbing Stretcher comes handy when you have to upholster newly-built furniture or reupholster antique furniture pieces. This pack contains one webbing stretcher with an ergonomic wooden handle and measures 8 x 3 x 1 inches. Use this tool to stretch or tighten the webbing (both jute and polypropylene) that supports the cushions and bedding on sofas, chairs, ottomans and other furniture.

  • Item Number: 44292
  • Great for stretching upholstery, webbing and more
  • Tool features an ergonomic wooden handle
  • Works with jute and polypropylene webbing
  • For chairs, sofas or ottomans
  • Tool measures 8-inch by 3-inch by 1-inch
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin S. ★★★★★

The wooden handle on this fits my grip way better than the plastic one I borrowed from a friend, and the notched end grabs the webbing tight without slipping. Took me about an hour to redo a whole seat cushion and the webbing came out drum-tight.

Hazel J. ★★★★★

Reupholstering my old dining chairs was way easier once I had this stretcher to really pull the webbing tight. The wooden handle gives you solid leverage, and the webbing actually stays taut instead of sagging.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The wooden handle has a nice curve that keeps my hand from cramping while I pull the webbing tight. Used it on a chair seat last weekend and got the tension even on the first try.