All About Burlap. A plant that yields a textile
fiber and used as a cloth, burlap cloth, Hessian Cloth. It is a raw material for
burlap bags,
burlap squares, packing material,
dyed burlap for decorations, handicrafts, wall, floor & ceiling coverings, etc.
Often referred to as jute or Hessian cloth. It is sown during the
rainy season in eastern countries such as India from March to May
and harvested from June to September. Being 100% bio-degradable and
environmentally friendly, it has become one of the most important
textiles available today.
The nature of this fabric is an uneven weave which gives its unusual
effect. It is not to be construed as flaws in the goods. If
cleaning is required, for best results dry clean. 7-ounce
burlap is a lighter weight material, with fewer threads per square
inch than 10-ounce. It is available in plain, and treated burlap (nursery applications), in
multiple sizes and widths in burlap rolls, bags, and squares. If you do
not see what you need call us. Note, burlap is a dried natural
product and is flammable. If you application involves any heat source such
as: candles, cigarettes, hot lighting, or could cause it to burn, please use a
fire retardant (see below).
Fire retardant is available for burlap, burlap cloth, burlap bags, burlap squares and many other interior and exterior fabrics and applications Click Here
