Americover | Plastic Sheeting Supplier for Construction and Horticulture
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Builders use retention ponds to store anything from wastewater to chemical liquids during a project. The most critical function of a pond liner is its impermeability. You must use a strong enough line [...]
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At Americover, we supply growers with the plastic sheeting products they need to grow their livelihoods. One way that we help growers is by providing them with durable tools (liners and covers) that c [...]
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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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When it comes to plastic sheeting liners, we are the experts. With almost 30 years of experience in the industry, trust us with the materials for your next project. Plastic sheeting is extremely versa [...]
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Reinforced plastic sheeting is one of the most versatile products that Americover carries. From use in construction projects to healthcare settings, reinforced plastic sheeting can accomplish a wide [...]
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When it comes to high-density polyethylene (HDPE liners), there are many applications for tons of different projects. HDPE liners can be used to line just about anything, from ponds to landfills, and [...]
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Whether you’re interested in harvesting agriculture, horticulture, or aquaculture, black plastic sheeting known as polyethylene is an integral part of the growing process. There are many uses for bl [...]
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Whether you are growing vegetables in your backyard or running a large commercial operation, the type of cover that you choose for your greenhouse could significantly impact your crops’ success.
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As a contractor, you know how much work is involved with installing a large-scale pond liner or geomembrane. Design and excavation take considerable planning and energy. Using roll stock line [...]
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Water shortages in California have challenged farmers in the nation’s “salad bowl” to reduce water usage and explore less expensive and more sustainable options. One option, in particular, gaini [...]
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