Braxton Harris Company pdc9-12 Drop Cloth 9x12 Ft 1 Mil

Product Description

The BRAXTON HARRIS COMPANY pdc9-12 is a 9-foot by 12-foot clear plastic drop cloth made from 1 mil polyethylene sheeting. It provides a lightweight barrier against moisture, dust, paint overspray, and debris during surface protection applications. At 0.53 pounds, the folded sheet packs into a compact form measuring approximately 3.25 inches long by 9.35 inches wide by 3.6 inches tall, making it easy to carry and store on a job site. Painters, drywall installers, and general contractors reach for this type of sheeting when they need fast, disposable floor and surface protection without the weight or cost of canvas alternatives.

This drop cloth is suited for residential and light commercial renovation work including interior painting, drywall finishing, demolition prep, and general cleanup containment. The clear polyethylene construction lets workers see through the sheeting to locate floor registers, outlets, and other fixtures without lifting the cloth. The 9 by 12 foot footprint covers standard room sections, furniture groupings, and equipment staging areas commonly encountered on interior renovation projects.

Key Features

• 1 mil polyethylene construction provides a disposable moisture and dust barrier
• Clear material allows visibility of covered surfaces and fixtures
• 9-foot by 12-foot coverage suits standard room and furniture protection tasks
• Lightweight at 0.53 pounds for easy transport and single-handed deployment
• Compact folded dimensions of 3.25 inches x 9.35 inches x 3.6 inches for tool bag or bucket storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable drop cloth for interior surface protection during painting, drywall, demolition, and renovation work.

Installation Notes

Painters and general tradespeople typically deploy polyethylene drop cloths before starting surface prep or finishing work. Secure edges with painter's tape to prevent shifting on smooth flooring. Note that 1 mil sheeting is lightweight and can tear under foot traffic or sharp debris, so position it as a secondary barrier or replace it if punctured. Do not use as a primary slip-resistant floor covering on elevated surfaces or scaffolding.