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The BERRY PLASTICS CORP 626073 is a clear polyethylene film roll used for vapor barrier, surface protection, and containment applications across construction and mechanical trades. Measuring 20 feet wide by 100 feet long at a 6 mil thickness, this roll provides substantial coverage in a single unit. The heavy-duty gauge resists tearing during handling and installation, making it suitable for crawl space encapsulation, concrete curing, temporary weather protection, and dust containment on job sites. Licensed contractors and trade professionals working in HVAC, plumbing, and general construction keep this film on hand for a range of protective and moisture-control tasks.
This polyethylene film is commonly used in residential and light commercial construction for crawl space vapor barriers, under-slab moisture control, temporary window and door covers, and painter drop protection. Its clear finish allows workers to see through the material during installation, helping with alignment and inspection. The 6 mil thickness meets common specifications called out in building codes and moisture management guidelines for below-grade and ground-contact applications.
Designed as a general-purpose polyethylene film for use in construction, mechanical, and maintenance applications where a 6 mil clear vapor barrier or protective sheeting is required.
Polyethylene film installation for vapor barriers typically falls under general construction or mechanical contractor scope depending on jurisdiction and application. Overlap seams by at least 6 inches and tape all joints with a compatible sealing tape to maintain a continuous barrier. When used as a crawl space vapor retarder, consult local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for fastening methods at walls and piers. Avoid puncturing the film with sharp debris during placement, as field repairs reduce overall barrier integrity.
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