Our Louët models at a glance
- Louët Erica: small table loom with 30 or 50 cm weaving width, expandable to 3 or 4 shafts
- Louët Harmony: folding 8-shaft table loom, 50 cm weaving width
- Louët Jane: folding table loom with 8 or 16 shafts, 50 to 90 cm wide
- Louët David 3: compact 8-shaft floor loom with a sinking shed
- Louët Spring 2: countermarch with 8 or 12 shafts, 90 or 110 cm wide
- Louët Delta: large countermarch made of ash, 110 or 130 cm wide
- Louët Octado and Louët Megado: dobby looms with 8, or 16 or 32 shafts, mechanical or computer controlled
- Louët Inkle Loom: band loom for ribbons, braids and straps
Frequently asked questions about Louët
What are Louët looms made of?
Most models are made of lacquered beech, the Delta is made of ash. The Erica is made of birch multiplex.
Which Louët loom is good for beginners?
If you want to move from a rigid heddle loom to weaving with shafts, the Erica is a good start. For more patterns in a small space, Harmony and Jane work well. Among the floor looms, the David 3 is the most compact.
Can I expand my Louët loom later?
For several models, yes: the Erica goes up to 3 or 4 shafts, the Jane from 8 to 16 and the Spring 2 from 8 to 12 shafts.
Still unsure? On our page Which loom is right for me? we compare loom types and models.




