Husky CF0606B 6 ML Polyethylene Plastic Sheeting, 6' x 100', Black

Bought this sheeting to use behind sandbags against entry doors and a garage door to help prevent flash flood water from entering the house. I ordered two rolls. Each roll was separately boxed and both were delivered in one easily stored box. It was a huge relief receiving them so quickly from Amazon Smile. Our area was under flood watch for heavy spring runoff from the Sierra Nevada. The strong, durable plastic was easily cut with a pair of household scissors. Taped it with white Gorilla tape to glass, painted concrete walls, and painted wood, then set the row of sandbags on top of the sheets. After use, each piece or pre-cut plastic was rolled up, rubber-banded and labeled (as to which door) for future use. Husky CF0606B 6 ML Tyco Polyethylene Plastic Sheeting, 6' x 100', Black Great price for great quality. Fast Prime delivery brought peace of mind.

Works for me.

I was concerned about the thickness after reading reviews.I will be using it for laying down around trees to try to make english ivy die back. I was concerned about it tearing but this is very thick plastic and I dont think it will.. It came in a roll in a box within a shipping box and is undamaged. It measures 26" wide and is folded so I expect it to be 52" when rolled out and unfolded. It's a very good price compared to other similar items for sale.

Very thick and worked great for under rock pathway!

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Good quality perfect for lining crawl space

Thick and strong and black which you cut to size.

This product was less expensive than at a feed or hardware store. I use it as a tarp and mostly to line the ground under my hay to be stored for the winter in rainy Oregon. The wide size was perfect for my large hay barn, used 2 strips to cover the entire gravel floor. I also have used it as a tarp over a pickup load of hay to keep the rain off before I off load the hay. This is wide enough to drape down the sides. I just close the pickup rear doors on the piece of plastic sheeting and then drape it over the load, weighting the back end on the ground with something heavy. I don't use it driving down the road. It's useful for a temporary tarp over wood, etc. I did put road fabric over the barn gravel floor, then the black plastic, then pallets, then the hay. As you can see the Squeeze had to drive over the black plastic. I reused the previous years plastic in the smaller barn for the last part of the 30 ton of Klamath Falls premium 2nd cutting alfalfa.

It's not as thick as I expected