Bsc Preferred CF112C Clear Poly Sheeting

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CF112C is a clear polyethylene sheeting roll designed to protect equipment, machinery, lumber, and building materials from moisture, dirt, and dust. It serves as a cost-effective alternative to drop cloths and functions as a moisture barrier when applied to walls or floors during construction and renovation work. Weighing approximately 24.92 pounds per package, this sheeting is suited for jobsite use where durable, flexible plastic film coverage is needed. Tradespeople on construction and remodeling projects rely on this type of poly sheeting for quick, wide-area protection.

This poly sheeting is well suited for residential and commercial construction sites. Common applications include covering stored lumber, draping over HVAC equipment, wrapping machinery during painting or drywall work, and lining walls as a temporary moisture barrier. It is a practical multi-purpose film for general contractor crews, plumbers, HVAC techs, and other trades who need fast, effective protection on the job.

Key Features

• Clear polyethylene construction allows visual identification of covered items without removal
• Functions as a moisture barrier for wall and floor protection
• Economical substitute for drop cloths on active job sites
• Suitable for covering lumber, equipment, and machinery
• Packaged as a single unit (sold per each) for straightforward inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose poly sheeting roll for use across construction, renovation, and trade service applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-14629.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required for basic draping applications; secure edges with tape or weighted materials as needed for the specific jobsite condition. When used as a wall moisture barrier, follow applicable building code requirements for vapor retarder placement and overlap. Keep sheeting clear of ignition sources, open flames, and heat-generating equipment. General contractors and trade crews should verify local code compliance before using poly film as a permanent or semi-permanent barrier.