Baker’s Couche
Pure linen proofing cloth from France
To support proofing bread dough, in particular baguettes, 100% linen baker’s couche is the best possible choice for professionals as well as home bakers: linen absorbs the excess moisture from the surface of the dough without drying it out, and thus gives baguette a firm, thin and crunchy crust. Linen is durable, flexible and light. Our linen baker’s couche is natural, untreated, unbleached, and has been shaved. It has closed selvedge. It is produced in France, and has a food contact certificate from a french laboratory. It is available in 9 different widthes.
In this category, you will find the following types of fabrics:
french baker’s couche, flax linen with food-contact, flax linen for bakery, linen proofing cloth, linen couche, linen couche cloth, baguette couche.
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BAKERS COUCHE
We can supply the baker’s couches to your size, with any desired length, keeping the factory width of the canvas (e.g. length 100 cm x width 60 cm). The baker’s couche is then finished with a hem, so that the fabric does not fray. There will be hems only in the widthes, as the edges of the fabric are factory closed and do not require hemming. offer limited to a maximum of 30 pieces.
Description: baker cloth 100% flax linen
Composition: 100% linen
Width: 40 cm, 45 cm, 50 cm, 55 cm, 60 cm, 65 cm, 70 cm, 75 cm
Weight: 370 gr/m²
Colours: natural
Rolls: 50 meters/roll
Purpose: for bread bakers
Shrinkage: Warp 6-8%, Weft 4-5%
Composition: 100% linen
Width: 40 cm, 45 cm, 50 cm, 55 cm, 60 cm, 65 cm, 70 cm, 75 cm
Weight: 370 gr/m²
Colours: natural
Rolls: 50 meters/roll
Purpose: for bread bakers
Shrinkage: Warp 6-8%, Weft 4-5%
Care instructions: do not use washing powder or other cleaning products
Better than washing, we recommend to clean by allowing the bakers couche to dry, and then scrape off flour and dough
DO NOT ROLL THE DAMP BAKERS COUCHE, TO PREVENT MILDEW
