Burlap, W = 1050 mm, 270 gr/m2 (Jute)
Burlap fabric is a technical fabric of natural origin. Rigid threads are made from thick yarn produced from coarse jute fibers. The popular packaging fabric is durable and has a distinct texture.
Jute fabric or burlap fabric is a well-ventilated material made by plain weaving of fibers.
Jute, an environmentally friendly material that is used in agriculture, for example, for heating, storing and transporting plants. This durable fabric allows air to pass through well and withstands temperature changes. It is safe to store food supplies in it. Our grandfathers also used high-density burlap as containers for storing, for example, flour, cereals, sugar, and animal feed.
The most valuable fabric is considered to be burlap, made from jute plant fibers. Jute contains a natural polymer – lignin, which gives the fabric special resistance to external factors such as sun and water. This material is recommended for use outdoors. The density of the material ranges from 190 to 315 g/m2. Denser jute burlap can withstand heavy loads and will last for several years.
Where is jute fabric or burlap used?
Jute is of plant origin and has advantages over other textiles. It is applicable for the production of bags, coarse water filters or for filtering technical liquids and packaging materials.
Jute fabric is successfully used for making:
- filters;
- bags;
- rough overalls;
- shock-absorbing packaging;
- interior decor;
- furniture upholstery;
- creative crafts;
- exclusive accessories.
| Product type | Cloth |
|---|---|
| Length | Running meter |
| Thickness | - |
| Width | 1050 mm |
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
| Color | Haki |
