Zoro Select 05539510868 Sanding Sheet 11" x 9" P150 Fine 100 Pack
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Heavy-duty 10 mil black polyethylene sheeting covers 20 by 100 feet for crawl-space vapour barriers, weed control and general protection
This 20 x 100 ft roll of 10 mil black polyethylene sheeting provides a heavy-duty barrier for construction, agricultural and crawl-space applications. The material resists tearing, withstands harsh weather and blocks sunlight to suppress weed growth. At 78.04 lbs it delivers substantial coverage for large projects.
Builders needing a vapor barrier, landscapers seeking weed control or contractors covering equipment will find the size and thickness appropriate. Users who require a lighter, more portable drop cloth or a clear film for light transmission should consider a different product.
The 10 mil (0.25 mm) thickness is the key specification that decides if this sheeting meets your strength requirements; thinner films will not provide equivalent tear resistance or longevity.
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