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The BERRY PLASTICS CORP 626112 is a heavy-duty clear polyethylene plastic sheeting roll designed for moisture control, vapor barrier applications, and surface protection on job sites. Measuring 20 feet wide by 100 feet long and manufactured at 10 mil thickness, this roll provides substantial tear and puncture resistance suitable for demanding construction and trade environments. At 95.5 pounds per roll, the 626112 is a full-size sheeting product intended for professional installation by contractors, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade crews requiring reliable barrier material.
This sheeting is commonly used in residential and commercial construction for crawl space encapsulation, under-slab vapor barriers, temporary weather protection, and containment during remediation or renovation work. The 10 mil gauge makes it appropriate for ground contact applications where thinner films would degrade or tear prematurely. Installers working in crawl spaces, basements, or open framing situations will find the 20-foot width and 100-foot length sufficient to cover large areas with minimal seaming.
Designed as a general-purpose polyethylene vapor and moisture barrier sheeting suitable for crawl space encapsulation, under-slab installation, construction site protection, and similar trade applications requiring 10 mil polyethylene film.
Polyethylene sheeting of this type is typically installed by general contractors, weatherization crews, or HVAC technicians performing crawl space or basement encapsulation work. Overlap seams by a minimum of 12 inches and secure edges with approved tape or mechanical fasteners per local building code requirements. Avoid contact with sharp debris that may puncture the film prior to covering or fastening. Local energy codes and building standards such as the International Energy Conservation Code may specify minimum mil ratings and installation methods for vapor barriers.
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