Baking paper Arkolat LT303831002 38 cm x 20 m, heat resistant up to 220°C, 39 GSM, brown

Arkolat baking paper LT303831002 is a brown, unbleached roll designed for lining baking trays and pans. At 38 cm width and 20 m length, this paper has a basis weight of 39 GSM and is heat resistant up to 220°C, providing a practical disposable surface for roasting, baking and general food preparation in home and professional kitchens.

Advantages

The product’s unbleached brown paper reduces chemical processing while offering a natural surface that helps prevent food from sticking. Its 39 GSM weight balances flexibility and tear resistance for easy cutting, folding and placement on trays. Heat resistance to 220°C allows for most common baking and roasting tasks without smoke or rapid degradation, and the roll format provides continuous coverage for different tray sizes.

Suitable for

• Lining baking trays for cookies, pastries and sheet cakes
• Roasting vegetables, fish and poultry
• Covering pans for easy cleanup after casseroles and baked dishes
• General food preparation where non-stick disposable surface is needed

Key specifications

• Color: brown, unbleached
• Width: 38 cm
• Length: 20 m
• Paper weight: 39 GSM
• Maximum heat resistance: 220°C
• Format: roll for cutting to size

How to use

Cut a length of baking paper from the roll to match the size of your tray or pan. Press the paper into the corners and along the sides to form a secure liner. Place food directly on the paper for baking or roasting. After use, allow the paper to cool before removing and disposing of it with food waste where permitted. Do not expose the paper to direct flame or heating elements and avoid temperatures above the specified maximum.

Usage recommendations

For even results, preheat the oven to the required temperature before placing the tray with baking paper inside. When roasting fatty foods, check periodically to ensure the paper is not excessively charred; discard if darkening occurs. Use multiple layers only if additional protection is needed, and avoid contact with direct heating elements or open flame.