Clear Polyethylene Film Sheeting, 4-Mil Thickness, 16 Inches by 100 Feet Roll

Introducing the 16-foot by 100-foot 4 mil clear polyethylene film, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and durable polyethylene film is an essential material for a wide range of applications, offering reliable protection and coverage. Whether you are a contractor, homeowner, or DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this clear polyethylene film is a practical solution for your project needs.

• Generous dimensions:Measuring 16 feet wide by 100 feet long, this film provides ample coverage for large areas, making it ideal for various uses.
• Durable thickness:At 4 mil thickness, the polyethylene film offers a sturdy barrier that can withstand typical wear and tear during use.
• Clear transparency:The clear design allows for visibility while still providing protection, making it suitable for applications where monitoring underneath the film is necessary.
• Polyethylene material:Made from polyethylene, this film is resistant to moisture and many chemicals, enhancing its usefulness in different environments.

This polyethylene film can be creatively used in numerous ways by customers in Grass valley. It is perfect for protecting surfaces during painting or remodeling projects, acting as a vapor barrier in construction, or covering outdoor equipment and materials to shield them from dust and moisture. Gardeners and landscapers in Grass valley might use it to create temporary greenhouses or protect plants from frost. Additionally, it can serve as a ground cover to prevent weed growth or as a protective layer during storage and transportation.

In summary, the 16-foot by 100-foot 4 mil clear polyethylene filmis a versatile and dependable product that meets a variety of protective and covering needs. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it is an excellent choice for anyone looking to safeguard their projects or materials with a high-quality polyethylene film.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.