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String-reinforced 10' x 100' clear poly sheeting adds internal strength where standard film can't keep up. This scrim-reinforced plastic features an internal grid that dramatically improves tear resistance, making it ideal for crawl space vapor barriers, underfloor moisture protection, and rugged dust and debris containment. The 10-foot width is easy to work with in tight spaces like low crawl areas and narrow rooms.Need something that won't shred the first time someone crawls across it? This reinforced film is designed for foot traffic, tool contact, and repeated access, performing far better than ordinary sheeting of similar thickness. Use it for longer-term covers, durable crawl space liners, and enclosures where bumping, snagging, or flexing is expected. Clear visibility keeps the workspace bright and makes inspection and monitoring simpler. For pros who are tired of flimsy film failing mid-project, this is a serious step up in strength.
Sheet Length (ft.) | 10 ft |
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Sheet Width (ft.) | 100 ft |
Thickness (mil) | 6 MIL |
Color Family | Clear |
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Features | Disposable, Reusable, UV Resistant, Water Resistant, Waterproof, Weather Resistant |
Kit | No |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Self-adhesive | No |
Hi, yes — this BOEN string-reinforced plastic sheeting can help catch and redirect drips from a small roof leak as a temporary protective barrier. For best results, install it with a slight slope so the water can run toward a safe collection point, such as a bucket or drain area, instead of pooling on the plastic. The string-reinforced design adds strength compared to standard plastic sheeting, which makes it a good option for temporary attic protection. Please note, this should only be used as a temporary solution. The roof leak should still be repaired to prevent ongoing moisture damage, mold, or wood deterioration.
Yes — it can be used on a cinder block wall as a moisture/vapor barrier. Many contractors do exactly that before framing or adding furring strips. For installation, here's a common method: ✔️ Attach it flat against the wall ✔️ Then install your furring strips over it ✔️ Nailing through the plastic into the block is fine — just make sure you keep it tight so there are no air pockets or sagging. Great choice for controlling moisture before finishing a wall—good luck with the project!
No—this reinforced poly sheeting isn’t self-adhesive. It’s designed to be mechanically fastened and taped: overlap seams 6–12", secure with staples or cap nails, then seal with poly/PE vapor barrier tape for an airtight, code-friendly install. Heavy-duty string reinforcement gives it extra tear resistance—perfect for crawlspaces and vapor barriers.
Hi Andy 👋 Great question! This woven reinforced plastic sheeting is primarily designed to lay directly over the dirt in a crawlspace — it creates a strong vapor barrier that helps block ground moisture from rising into your home. Because it’s tough, tear-resistant, and reinforced with string weave, it also holds up well if you need to crawl or work on top of it during installation or inspections.
Hi Greg, Thanks so much for pointing that out! To clarify, the correct size of this item is 10 ft. x 100 ft. It’s string-reinforced poly sheeting, great for use as a vapor barrier or in crawl spaces. We appreciate you bringing the listing error to our attention—we’ll get it updated immediately. Let me know if you need anything else!
The Boen 10 ft. x 100 ft. Woven Reinforced String Plastic Sheeting is great for vapor barriers and crawl spaces under floors. It can also be used for a mobile home underbelly vapor barrier, as it provides excellent moisture protection and durability.
The material is flexible and not suitable for direct nailing, as the sheeting could tear easily.
Yes, this product can work well as a porch enclosure, as it is durable and designed for applications like vapor barriers and crawl spaces. It can help block wind and provide some weather protection. However, since Southwestern Pennsylvania experiences variable weather, including snow and colder temperatures, you may want to ensure the enclosure is securely fastened and consider additional insulation if warmth is a concern.
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