39" x 100' Heavy-Duty Temporary Floor Protection for Construction & Renovation, Green, Surface Protection Film for Hardwood Floors, Tile&Hard Paint Protection. (S-180G 39" x 100')

great stuff

You know, this stuff is actually quite good. For the price, I was curious if it was going to hold up to my job site as we usually use something MUCH more expensive. This has turned out to be quite great and I’ve reordered it 3 times now. I get the thickest version and not only does it feel good under foot (or knees) it seems to be pretty durable and resistant to spills and tears. I did set a rag with mineral spirits on it and it did kinda deform but it held up ok. I would definitely buy it again.

Using it on commercial construction sites to cover cabinets and new flooring. Way better durability than ram board protection. Doesn't rip and holds down flat better

Great product to protect floor when doing construction or moving

This material is thick and great quality for painting and projects. However, for some reason, I thought it was going to stay in place better. We had to tape it in place because it was extremely slippery on the floor if it was not taped down. An extra step I wasn’t planning on.

Great product for protecting hardwood or other types of flooring. It was easy to roll out, cut, and tape where necessary. I also purchased the advertised tape and hand cutters, for an additional, but nominal cost - it all worked great together. The nice thing is that the green side, which faces up, is also waterproof, so you're getting more protection than if using a standard paper product. Too, the product is reusable!

Easy to work with. Does what is expected of it.

My company purchased this as an experiment t after seeing it on a job site. Were cabinet painters and wanted something more anti slip and reusable on future projects in order to justify the cost. For reference, we purchased the mid level thickness.I took the roll out of the burlap sleeve and automatically cut off 5 feet to get to any surface that may have dust or production oils on it. I then cut a fresh piece at 6 feet long. I put it on a hardwood floor (floor was refinished a year ago and had just been vacuumed). I stepped on it purposefully to test the anti slip and almost landed on my backside.This product on hardwood is absolutely NOT anti slip. Maybe on tile or other surfaces but honestly hardwood would be the vast majority of what professionals would use this on. Barring a manufacturing issue, anti slip is a false claim and should be removed imho. The other issue, which has been said by others, is that tape rips the green coating off. That’s true. I ended up having to use delicate masking tape to get it to not remove the film. That was without foot traffic on the tape so I’m guessing once that happens it would peel off as well.So far, so bad. I’ll be using this for awhile to see if I can find a viable use for it in our business.