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The BERRY PLASTICS CORP 626031 is a black polyethylene sheeting film rated at 6 mil thickness, supplied in a 10-foot by 100-foot roll. This heavy-duty poly film is used as a vapor barrier, ground cover, or protective sheeting in construction, HVAC, plumbing, and general trade applications. At 28.7 pounds per roll, it offers substantial coverage in a single unit. Installers working on crawl space encapsulation, duct wrap protection, or jobsite covering will find this roll size practical for most residential and light commercial scopes. The black pigmentation blocks light transmission and resists degradation from soil contact.
This film is commonly installed in crawl spaces, under concrete slabs, over exposed earth in utility areas, and as temporary weather protection on active jobsites. HVAC technicians use it for crawl space vapor control in conjunction with mechanical ventilation or dehumidification systems. Plumbers and general contractors reach for it during rough-in phases to protect materials and control moisture migration. The 100-foot roll length covers significant square footage without seaming, reducing labor time on larger installations.
Designed as a general-purpose polyethylene vapor barrier and protective sheeting for use in residential and commercial construction, HVAC, and plumbing applications where a 6 mil black poly film is specified.
This film is typically installed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, or general contractors working on moisture control and vapor barrier applications. Seams should overlap per applicable building code requirements, and edges should be secured or weighted to prevent displacement. When used in crawl spaces, follow local building codes and manufacturer guidance for seam taping and wall termination. No power tools or utility shutoffs are required for standard sheeting installation, but appropriate PPE should be worn when working in confined or contaminated crawl spaces.
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