Protective Plastic Sheeting Vrige 0.15 mm 2 x 50 m – Transparent Painter’s Film

Transparent Protective Plastic Sheeting Vrige 0.15 mm 2 x 50 m is a lightweight, tear-resistant painter's film designed for covering furniture, floors, windows and other surfaces during painting, renovation or storage. Supplied as two rolls of 50 metres each, the film combines a thin 0.15 mm gauge with sufficient strength to reduce dust, paint splatter and moisture reaching protected items while remaining easy to handle and position.

Advantages

The Vrige transparent sheeting is thin yet durable, allowing easy cutting and quick installation while resisting tearing in normal use. Its clarity makes it simple to check underlying surfaces without removing the cover, and the large roll length minimises the number of joints when masking extensive areas. The low-weight material is easy to fold and store between jobs.

Suitable for

• Masking furniture and fixtures during interior painting
• Covering floors, carpets and staircases during renovation work
• Protecting windows, doors and appliances from paint splashes and dust
• Temporary protection of items in storage or in transit

Key specifications

• Material thickness: 0.15 mm
• Transparency: clear/transparent
• Pack configuration: 2 rolls per pack
• Roll length: 50 m per roll
• Intended use: painter's film / protective cover
• Typical properties: lightweight, tear-resistant, flexible

How to use

Cut the sheeting to the required dimensions with scissors or a utility knife and place it over the object or surface to be protected. For larger areas, unroll gradually and smooth the film to remove air pockets and reduce slack; secure edges with masking tape or adhesive suitable for the surface. Overlap adjacent sheets when covering wide spans to ensure continuous protection. After work is complete, fold the film inward over debris and dispose of according to local waste regulations.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls flat in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve material properties. Avoid using the film on hot surfaces or near open flames. For painted surfaces, test tape adhesion on an inconspicuous area before prolonged application to prevent finish damage.