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Sea
Winds Trading Company is a designer and wholesale
distributor of quality wicker and rattan furniture. Our
Florida based, family-owned and operated company was
established over a decade ago. We are continuously
creating new product lines and designing pieces to add
to our current collections. Our stocked warehouse
assures you that the items you select are almost always
available for prompt delivery. We pride ourselves in
quality control and attention to detail and excellence
in service.

By combining function and style, Sea Winds offers
furniture that is reminiscent of traditional designs and
captures the essence of the Islands. Our collections
offer a range of dimensions and an assortment of
finishes to help you create the environment you desire.
Some General Information About Our Company
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Sea Winds Trading Company started in 1997
- We are based out of North Port, Florida
- Our goods are imported from China/Philippines
- We require no minimum order
- Dealers are able to check availability on our website.
- We accept pre-payment by credit card or check, or open terms through CIT Financial.
Some Information About Wicker and Rattan
Rattan is a vine that grows in the mountain regions of the Philippines and Southeast Asia. It can grow to lengths of up to 500 feet. It's the trunk of a climbing palm that is very long and thin, vine like, and generally does not grow thicker than 2 inches in diameter. It is very strong, filled with fibers that run lengthwise. It's very pliable and easily bent, making it a wonderful material to create furniture.
Wicker is not actually a material, but an overall classification of furniture woven from one of a variety of materials. A lot of people think that wicker and rattan are the same thing, but wicker can actually be made up of rattan, cane, willow, reed or one of many other pliable materials. Weaving coarse fibers loosely together round a frame makes wicker furniture. This process dates back to early Egypt.
Bamboo is another material used in our furniture. Bamboo is actually a giant cane grass, growing naturally in the warm regions of temperate climates. Bamboo can grow to over a hundred feet, growing two to three inches a day. It is easy to identify by its nodular growth and hollow stem.
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