Floor Protector #4656950

Made of PP corrugated sheets, offeredBUBBLE GUARDare used as floor protection materials during scaffolding job. Available in different color choices, offered PP boards are effective in protecting floor surface against water, dust particles and various other damaging factors. Flute boards are installed on floorings of high traffic prone areas. Offered in specific thickness range and GSM range, these polypropylene floor protection boards are 6 feet x 4 feet in diameter. Due to their moisture proof design and strong anti bacterial property, these boards do not generate any unpleasant smell when these are used for several periods.

Made of PP corrugated sheets, offeredBUBBLE GUARDare used as floor protection materials during scaffolding job. Available in different color choices, offered PP boards are effective in protecting floor surface against water, dust particles and various other damaging factors. Flute boards are installed on floorings of high traffic prone areas. Offered in specific thickness range and GSM range, these polypropylene floor protection boards are 6 feet x 4 feet in diameter. Due to their moisture proof design and strong anti bacterial property, these boards do not generate any unpleasant smell when these are used for several periods.

1. Backer rod, also known as backer foam or caulking rod, is a flexible foam material used in construction joints, particularly in combination with sealants, to fill gaps and prevent the penetration of moisture, air, and other substances.

2. Backer rods are typically made from closed-cell polyethylene foam, although other materials like open-cell foam or rubber may also be used depending on the application requirements.

3. Backer rods come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different joint widths and configurations. Common shapes include round, rectangular, and trapezoidal profiles. Sizes range from small diameters for narrow joints to larger diameters for wider joints.

4. Backer rods are inserted into joints before applying sealant. The rod should be pressed firmly into the joint to ensure proper bonding with the sealant and to maintain its position during sealant application. Proper sizing is essential to ensure adequate compression of the rod within the joint.