39" x 100' Heavy-Duty Floor Protection | Construction Grade Carpet Protector | Drop Cloth Plastic Film for Hardwood Floors | Waterproof Painters Covering with No Residue (Green)

I used the HX-Film 39" x 100' Floor Protection during a recent move, and it worked exactly as advertised. The material is thick and durable, providing excellent protection against scratches, dirt, and heavy foot traffic. We used it to cover hardwood and tile flooring while moving furniture, and it held up perfectly—no slipping, tearing, or residue left behind.It’s also super easy to apply. Just roll it out and smooth it down—no need for tape or adhesives if the surface is clean and dry. I especially liked that it was wide enough to cover a good amount of floor with each pass, which saved us time.If you’re moving, renovating, or just need temporary floor protection, this is a solid investment. It gave us peace of mind and saved our floors from potential damage. Would definitely buy again!

I was in the need of floor protectors for my house after I deep cleaned the floors in my home. There was going to be a lot of foot traffic afterwards and I needed something budget friendly. I found these rolls of protectors and gave them a shot. These protectors are easy to roll out, easy to cut while still maintaining durability, and has enough material for a living room. Highly recommended.

Great material. Lasted several weeks of spills, sweeping, and wet feet. Put down at beginning of job and it lasted till the end. Was able to rool up and will reuse again. Great protection

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Just wanted to say this floor protective material was outstanding; we used it during renovations and it was very easy to lay down and paper tape it as needed, was not slippery at all, completely protected the floors (and also kept dirt away from floors) , and did not break at all , and so it was an all around sturdy yet soft floor protector that we will definitely use again during house improvement projects or moves.

I am a contractor mainly does remodels. This means you're working on homes that have people in them and they are finished. We do a lot of kitchens and bathrooms. Have been using this product for about three years and has made a giant difference in the mess. It works great over carpet and hardwood does not slide around and there is no need to tape it down. We also roll it up after we shake it out and can usually use it at the next job.

I found this material flimsy. It only works if you use a lot of 4" painters tape to keep it in place.

If you are particular or your client is particular, let me make some suggestions, especially when it comes to drywall dust. This may not be the cheapest way or easiest, but you or your client will be happy.First, install cheapo brown paper on the floor - roll it up on the baseboard and tape it, if you have that option. This is meant to catch the dust and debris that comes off the HX Film when you remove it.Next, use this product, HX Film. I taped the seams. I didn't not have any movement, but i was also working on a rough brick floor.Add another layer of brown cheapo paper. Get through the insulation and drywall phase. I immediately seal the drywall with Gartz to stop dust from falling on the wall - doesn't need to be painted perfectly and goes on like water - super fast.Then remove the brown paper full of drywall dust, etc. You can get away with leaving only the HX Film at this stage, but i rolled out more brown for the electricians, painting and trim work. This step is optional.Carefully remove all layers when you are done. Remove one layer at a time! Make sure everything is done - ask the GC if necessary, they can make a mess fixing punch list items.I didn't say it would be cheap or easy, but it works well. :) The film is great protecting the floor from liquid! Good luck!