Floor Protection Film

Heavy Duty Floor Protection Film

Designed to temporarily protect semi-smooth floors
Reverse wound for easy application
Removes clean, without leaving any residue behind
Materials: Polyethylene Film-coated with a water-based acrylic adhesive
Solvent-Free sustainable adhesive
Available colors: Blue

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Product Details

Floor Protection Film is a temporary solution to protect floors and stairs, including LVP Laminate Vinyl Plank Flooring and ceramic tiles, from dirt, mud, paint spills, stains, dust, construction debris, and damage. It’s ideal for construction, renovations, moving, showing model homes, open houses, and in-home service visits. The polyethylene film is resistant to tears and punctures from sharp items.

Floor Protection Film Specifications

Roll Size: All films are available in custom sizes up to 60″ width and up to 5,000′ finished
Perforations: Custom perforations as well as standard perforations of 2″, 3″, 4″, 6″, 7″, 8″, 12″, 21″, 24″.

30RW40

Adhesion to Steel: PSTC-101 (oz/in): 2.0 to 4.0
Tack Level: Low
Tensile Strength: PSTC-131 lb/sq in: 11
Elongation (%): PSTC-131: 325
Thickness: PSTC-133: 2.1 mils (nominal)

35RW40

Adhesion to Steel: PSTC-101 (oz/in): 2.0 to 4.0
Tack Level: Low
Tensile Strength: PSTC-131 lb/sq in: 11
Elongation (%): PSTC-131: 325
Thickness: PSTC-133: 3 mils (nominal)

Standard Size Options

30RW40 – Blue Floor Film (24″ x 200′) – 180 Rolls
30RW40 – Blue Floor Film (24″ x 500′) – 112 Rolls
30RW40 – Blue Floor Film (36″ x 200′) – 90 Rolls
30RW40 – Blue Floor Film (36″ x 500) – 56 Rolls
30RW40 – Blue Floor Film (49″ x 200′) – 90 Rolls
35RW40 – Blue Floor Film (24” x 200’) – 180 Rolls
35RW40 – Blue Floor Film (24” x 500’) – 112 Rolls
35RW40 – Blue Floor Film (36” x 200’) – 90 Rolls
35RW40 – Blue Floor Film (36” x 500’) – 56 Rolls
35RW40 – Blue Floor Film (48” x 200’) – 90 Rolls

BENEFITS

Benefits of Presto Tape's Floor Protection Film

PROCESS USE

Floor Protection Film can be used during construction, renovation, painting, remodeling, maintenance, moving, and event setup to protect finished floors from damage, chips, dents, stains, and scratches caused by abrasion, impact, dirt, and foot or equipment traffic. Temporary floor protection film can also prevent direct contact with ladders, carts, lifts, scaffolding, furniture, and jobsite debris, helping reduce scuffing, surface wear, and finish transfer while work is in progress.

The film can be used for specific uses, including:

Construction and Renovation

Protects floors during new construction, remodeling, painting, and interior fit-outs to prevent scratches, stains, and damage.

Post-Installation Protection

Once flooring is installed, the job site often remains active. The film shields against overspray, splatter, drywall dust, and mud.

Moving

Protects residential and commercial floors from scratches, dirt, and moisture during moves and furniture transport.

HOW TO APPLY & REMOVE PROTECTIVE FILM

Applying the Film

Clean the Floor: Sweep or vacuum to remove all dust, dirt, and debris.
Ensure the Floor is Dry: Confirm the surface is fully dry to prevent trapped moisture and adhesion problems.
Position the Film Roll: Place the reverse-wound roll at the starting edge of the room or area, with the adhesive side facing downward.
Choose Application Method:
• By Hand or Kick-out: Unroll the film slowly across the floor while pressing it down firmly. The film is reverse wound for easy kick-out application.
• With an Applicator (Recommended): Load the roll into the applicator and push it forward to apply even pressure for the best adhesion.
Smooth the Film During Application: As you unroll, press the film down with the applicator, a soft roller, or your hand to keep it flat and wrinkle-free.
Work Out Air Bubbles: Smooth from the center outward to release trapped air and ensure full contact with the floor.
Trim at the End of the Run: Once the roll reaches the far edge of the area, cut the film with a utility knife or scissors, trimming neatly along walls, corners, or fixtures.

Removing the Film

Inspect the Edges: Locate a corner or edge of the film where you can easily lift the floor protection film.
Lift the Film Edge: Carefully peel back an edge of the film, then roll each strip into itself to contain any dirt or debris.
Dispose: Discard all used film bundles.

INDUSTRIES USING PROTECTIVE FLOOR FILM

Construction

Protects finished floors from drywall dust, sawdust, paint, adhesives, dropped tools, and heavy foot traffic during builds and remodels.

Moving Companies

Guards floors against dirt, germs, gouging, and abrasion from dollies, carts, foot traffic, and furniture moving.

Flooring Installers

Shields newly installed flooring from scuffs, scratches, and debris while other trades continue work.

Property Management

Provides temporary protection during unit turns, repairs, cleaning, and service calls in residential and commercial spaces.