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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 [...]Read More
String reinforced greenhouse covers use plastic sheeting made from a triple laminate of low-density polyethylene sheeting with a high-strength cord grid between the layers. It has UV inhibitors and [...]Read More
Reinforced plastic sheeting is used in a multitude of applications across various industries. 20 mil is the most durable thickness available for reinforced plastic sheets and it’s commonly used in [...]Read More
Vapor barriers are essential for containing moisture build-up and preventing damage to foundations and walls. This plastic sheeting is most commonly installed in areas prone to excessive moisture such [...]Read More
When covering your greenhouse, growers should use the highest quality plastic sheeting for full coverage and long-term use. The standard for greenhouse coverings is a 6 mil polyethylene plastic – but [...]Read More
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 [...]Read More
The plastic sheeting industry has seen a recent increase in the cost of polyethylene raw materials that could cause negative impacts on companies as we move into construction and growing season. [...]Read More
Dura-Skrim® plastic sheeting has been trusted for years for a multitude of projects. This plastic sheeting is extremely tear-resistant, durable, and built to last. Dura-Skrim® is most commonly used [...]Read More
Preparation is key when it comes to your costly project materials. Rather than jumping in headfirst without a second thought and wasting your resources, you take the time to plan how best to use your [...]Read More
Trees and bamboo plants are staples in many outdoor landscapes. Although these natural elements provide shade, food, habitats, and clean air, their roots can cause structural damage to surrounding [...]Read More
