FloorShell is a top - notch heavy - duty floor protection board, ideal for the toughest contractor jobs. Crafted from 100% recycled fibers, it's not only eco - friendly but also reusable. This protector safeguards all common floor types, including hardwood, concrete, stone, tile, linoleum, epoxy, and vinyl composition tile (vct). Despite its thickness, it's lightweight and can protect your floors from heavy equipment like forklifts during construction. With our innovative Spill Block® liquid repellent technology, it guards against paint, mud, water, and more. The scored edge protects baseboards and walls and can contain debris. Similar Trimaco products include the X - team, surface and carpet protection films, flooring paper, and Aqua Shield. Use our product selector to find the right protector for your job. It's forklift - strong, easy to use, breathable for floor curing, 5X thicker than builder’s paper, and can earn up to 2 LEED points on USGBC - seeking projects. It works great with FloorShell Seam Tape. Available in sizes: Item 12385 (38″ (0.97m) x 50′ (15.24m)) and Item 12380 (38″ (0.97m) x 100′ (30.48m)). FloorShell Seam Tape (Item 12390/12) is 72mm x 54.8m (2.83″ x 180′ – use as 3″).
Using FloorShell is a breeze. Just unroll it over the floor you want to protect. It's perfect for construction sites or any situation where you need to safeguard your floors from heavy equipment, spills, and debris. Before using, test it on a small area to make sure it works well with your floor type. Check with your flooring or finish manufacturer to see if it's suitable for use before the floor cures. Make sure to firmly secure it to the surface. For best results, use it with FloorShell Seam Tape to cover the seams. When it comes to maintenance, there's not much to do. It's designed to be durable and can withstand normal wear and tear. But remember, this is for temporary use only. Trimaco won't be responsible for adhesion issues. If you're working on a project seeking USGBC Certification, you can earn up to 2 LEED points by using FloorShell.
