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Scaffold Sheeting & Containment Sheeting - BlastClad sheeting
CONTAINMENT SHEETING & SCAFFOLD SHEETING
- The length of the scaffold sheeting is 45m
- Tough, triple layer construction scaffold sheeting
- Woven, scrim mesh reinforcing – containment sheeting
- Anchor-strip bands run the full length of each roll of containment sheet
- Fixing point indicators every 4″ (100mm)
- Heat-sealable sheeting for joins/overlaps
- Flame retardant containment sheeting is recommended for jobsite safety
- Complies with British, European and US FR Flame Retardant standards
- Recommended for safety-critical installations such as occupied buildings, shipyards, offshore and petrochemical installations
Scaffold Sheeting & Containment Sheeting - BlastClad sheeting
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Containment Sheeting
Abrasion resistant plastic scaffold sheeting for containing blasting operations on site.
Triple layer construction with mesh reinforcing. Reinforced anchor bands run the entire length of sheeting.
Containment sheeting comes in various thicknesses depending on the service life and the proximity to blasting operations.
Containment sheeting rolls are available in 2 m, 3 m and 4 m widths – custom with scaffold sheeting is also available
The length of the scaffold sheeting is either 22.5 m or 45 m
Custom Branded containment sheeting is also available which can include your company logo and tagline. Printed scaffold sheet is also available in different widths to meet the requirements of your environmental containment sheeting job site.
Scaffold Sheeting and containment sheeting is available in Australia and New Zealand.
BlastOne has been a containment sheeting supplier for over 25 years.
Flame retardant scaffold sheeting & FR containment screen also know as FR containment sheet, meets building code flame retardant standards.
Scaffold Sheeting
Scaffold sheeting installation instructions – the best practice for scaffold sheeting and containment sheeting installation, involves running the sheeting horizontally with a generous overlap between each row of sheeting. The same applies for Flame retardant containment sheeting and scaffold sheeting. To shed water from rain, the row of scaffold sheeting above the previous one should overlap on the outside. This applies to the majority of scaffold sheeting installation is, except for demolition sites where it is recommended to overlap the scaffold sheeting on the inside, so that any falling debris will not escape out through the containment sheeting.
