Americover | Plastic Sheeting Supplier for Construction and Horticulture
Protection from the Ground Up
Plastic Sheeting is very combustible, but with today’s advanced technology, it can be engineered to be a fire retardant material that slows the rate at which a fire spreads. No plastic sheeting is c [...]
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Knowing the ideal plastic sheeting thickness for your project is the first step to determining which product best fits the needs of your application. The most commonly used construction and greenhouse [...]
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Anti-static plastic sheeting is an important element in minimizing static electricity and damage caused by electrostatic discharges (ESD). Because materials like fire retardant plastic sheeting do not [...]
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Supply chain challenges have been rampant in many industries for most of 2021. What started in early spring as a few delays has transformed into full supply shortages and excessive shipping delays for [...]
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During commercial construction, building sites frequently require the use of fire retardant plastic sheeting to comply with government regulations. This is especially the case in healthcare and other [...]
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There has undoubtedly been an increase in demand for PPE (personal protective equipment) over the last year due to COVID-19. Business owners have had to be creative to stay compliant with CDC guidel [...]
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Reinforced plastic sheeting is one of the most versatile products that Americover carries. From being used in construction projects to being used in healthcare settings, reinforced plastic sheeting ca [...]
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Constructions season has just begun, and it’s the perfect time to talk about the importance of safety on the worksite. This is especially true for fire safety. Fire Retardant Plastic Sheeting is an [...]
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Americover offers fire-retardant plastic sheeting for a variety of applications. Our specialty products like Heat Shrink Wrap, Anti-Static, String Reinforced, Black-Out, Printed and Non-Printed pol [...]
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With 42 people killed and more than 14,000 structures either destroyed or damaged, the wildfires that tore across Northern California this fall are the most damaging in the state’s history. Now numb [...]
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