Floor Protection Paper, 36 inch x 166 ft Roll, Made in USA, 69# Brown Rosin Masking Paper Roll, 100% Recycled, Thick Floor Covering for Painting, Moving, and Construction

FLOOR PROTECTION PAPER - This floor protection paper measures 36 inches by 166 feet (1, 992 inches) and has a 69# paper weight, making it a suitable weight for many construction applications. This rosin paper floor protection is also suitable for renovations, remodeling, or as a painting drop cloth. Cover floors, walls, doors, windows, and countertops with this brown masking paper to keep your surfaces protected. One rosin construction paper roll covers 498 square feet. This 36-inch rosin paper floor cover roll is manufactured in the USA using premium materials and processes.

You will get a product that is simple to use, built to last for your entire project, and leaves your area clean and undamaged. DURABLE - This brown rosin builder's paper is lightweight for easy handling yet strong enough to guard your space during all stages of a project. Use it as a surface or floor covering for protection in high-traffic areas, painting, moving, construction sites, home improvement, and renovation projects to guard against scratches, spills, leaks, dents, scuffs, dust, paint, grease, mud, moisture, and more.

Paint will not bleed through, making it an excellent alternative for a painting drop cloth. EASY TO USE - This construction floor protection paper unrolls and tears easily, making installation straightforward. Unroll the contractor paper to the needed length, tear or carefully cut the paper, and repeat until your surface is covered. To keep the rosin paper from shifting, curling up, or to cover any gaps that expose your surface, use blue painter's tape to secure it. Once your project is finished, the floor paper can be removed quickly and easily.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY - This eco-friendly floor protector roll is constructed from 100% recyclable materials. You can reuse any rosin kraft paper that remains in good condition after your project is done, otherwise it can all be recycled