Demountable Handcrafted Tufting Frame for DIY Rug Making

As an Australian seller, I do not collect international taxes or duties. Any customs fees or import taxes charged by your country are the buyer’s responsibility.After using a similar frame for several years, I have designed this updated version with improvements that address all the common issues and shortcomings.Our handmade tufting frame is perfect for both beginners and experienced rug makers. It is made from plywood measuring 65 × 20 cm, making the frame strong, stable, and durable. It is easy to assemble, and its well-thought-out design makes working on projects convenient and comfortable. Whether you are making your first rug or expanding your collection, this frame will help you achieve professional results with ease. Bring your creative ideas to life and enjoy the rug-making process like never before with this frame.

• High: 160-165cm
• Width: 75-90cm
• Depth: 65-75cm

Step by step instruction The tufting frame is made of plywood beams with a cross-section of 35 × 20 mm. The structure is modularand disassemblable, which makes it easy to transport and store. The frame dimensions are 161 cm inheight, 95 cm in width, and 80 cm in depth.All parts of the frame are connected using M6 bolts. Each connection is numbered from 1 to 10, and eachassembly part of the frame is marked with a letter. The markings are applied directly to the beams, whichsimplifies the assembly process and reduces the chance of mistakes.The assembly instructions include a large number of photos and diagrams, clearly showing each step. Thisallows you to assemble the frame without any special skills.Tools required for assembly: a Phillips screwdriver and a hex key.Assemble the frame on a flat surface with enough free space to lay out and fully position all parts.The package consists of four parts. It is recommended to assemble the frame step by step: first fullyassemble all beams from one package section, and only then move on to the next section.Part 1 The first package section contains beams A, B, C, and D. Lay them out on a flat surface according tothe photo diagram. Align the beams so that the connection numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 on adjacent beamsmatch, then connect them together using M6 bolts.Part 2 The second package section contains beams E and F, which are the extension pieces for the verticalsupports. Attach them to the previously assembled frame at connection points 5 and 6, following thenumbering and photo diagrams.Part 3 The third package section contains beams H, I, and L, which form the frame support. Connect themtogether, matching connection numbers 7, 8, 9, and 10 on the beams, secure with M6 bolts, and thenconnect the assembly to beams E and F.Part 4 The fourth package section contains part G — an MDF panel measuring 95 × 23 cm. This panel playsa crucial role, stabilizing the frame and preventing side-to-side wobbling, so it is very important to install itcorrectly.After the frame is fully assembled, place it on a flat surface. Position part G with the top edge against beamD, and the sides against beams B and C. Make sure the MDF panel does not extend beyond the edges of thebeams and is flush with their surface. In the zip package, you will find additional screws — use them tosecurely attach part G.Stability Check and Preparation for Stretching the Fabric 1. Ensure all bolt connections are tightened evenlyand the frame does not wobble. 2. Check that the MDF panel G firmly secures the structure and has no play.3. Place the frame on a flat surface and gently press on the top beams to confirm that the side and verticalparts are stable. 4. After confirming stability, the frame is ready for fabric stretching and use in tufting Read more details