Polythene Sheet Roll 200G – 3.6m x 9m, 1.2kg

Dimensions: 3.6 metres wide × 9 metres long; Thickness: 200 gauge; Weight: approximately 1.2 kg per roll; Material: polyethylene. The usable area is about 32.4 square metres per roll (3.6 m × 9 m).

Use it to protect floors during painting or renovation, wrap and shield upholstery or car interiors during work, cover large outdoor equipment, or blanket surfaces during construction to keep debris and moisture off.

Measure the space you need to cover, add about 10–15% for overlap or future trimming, unroll the sheet, cut with scissors or a utility knife, and secure the edges with tape or weights. If covering larger areas, use multiple sheets with overlaps.

200 gauge is thicker and more tear-resistant than lighter options like 150 gauge, providing stronger protection in tougher conditions. It’s less flexible and heavier, but offers better durability for rugged use.

Yes, it’s suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Indoors it protects floors and surfaces during work; outdoors it shields against moisture and weather. Keep it stored away from direct sunlight when not in use to extend its life.

Store in a cool, dry place on or near the roll. Keep it away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Re-roll if possible to prevent corners from curling and to maintain tangle-free storage.

Treat it as a general plastic sheet: keep away from flames and high heat, store away from children, and use suitable cutting tools to avoid injuries from sharp edges. Dispose of scrap pieces responsibly after use.

On Fepy you can compare: 150 Gauge Polythene Sheet Roll (https://fepy.com/products/polythene-sheet-roll-150-gauge-3-6m-x-9m) which is lighter and cheaper per roll but offers less tear resistance; 250 Gauge Polythene Sheet Roll (https://fepy.com/products/polythene-sheet-roll-250-gauge-3-6m-x-9m) which provides even higher protection; Clear Polyethylene Sheeting Roll (https://fepy.com/products/clear-polyethylene-sheet-roll-2-5m-x-15m-200-gauge) with different dimensions. Choose based on the level of protection you need and the surface area you’re covering.

Estimate the area you need to cover, then consider how often you’ll reuse the sheet. Higher gauge offers more durability but costs more per roll. For high-traffic or outdoor protection, a thicker gauge can be more economical over time. Compare cost per square metre and factor in overlaps to determine overall value.

Unroll the sheet over the surface to be protected, trim to size, and secure the edges with tape, weights, or clips. For large areas, overlap adjacent sheets to avoid gaps. Avoid sharp folds that can cause tearing, and remove or fold back the sheet if you need access to the area under protection.

If you need to return it, Fepy offers return options on unused items within the standard policy. The 200 gauge sheet provides strong protection over large areas with a relatively light roll weight, making it a cost-effective choice for extensive coverage and durable protection.