Bsc Preferred CF620C Clear Poly Sheeting Cover

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CF620C is a clear polyethylene sheeting product designed to protect equipment, machinery, lumber, and building materials from moisture, dirt, and dust. It serves as an economical alternative to traditional drop cloths and can be deployed as a moisture barrier over walls or as a general-purpose cover on job sites. Weighing 60.16 pounds per unit, the CF620C ships in a package measuring 10 inches by 34.25 inches by 9.5 inches, making it sized for pallet or bulk storage on active construction sites. Contractors, carpenters, plumbers, and general tradespeople keep this sheeting on hand for a wide range of protective covering tasks.

This poly sheeting is suited for residential and commercial construction environments. Common applications include covering stored lumber and building materials exposed to weather, protecting HVAC equipment and machinery during drywall or painting phases, and lining walls as a temporary vapor or moisture barrier. Its multi-purpose nature makes it a standard supply item for general contractors and subcontractors working across multiple trades on a single site.

Key Features

• Clear polyethylene construction allows visual inspection of covered materials without removal
• Functions as a moisture barrier for walls and building envelope applications
• Economical alternative to woven drop cloths for equipment and machinery protection
• Multi-purpose use on construction sites including lumber, tools, and materials staging
• Equivalent to part number S-11180

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose clear poly sheeting cover for construction and jobsite use. This product is equivalent to part number S-11180.

Installation Notes

Poly sheeting can be cut to size with standard utility knives or scissors. When used as a moisture or vapor barrier on walls, secure edges with appropriate tape rated for the substrate to maintain an effective seal. Follow local building codes for vapor retarder placement, including requirements under the International Residential Code where applicable. Remove or reposition sheeting when working near open flames or heat sources, as polyethylene is flammable.