610C Plastic Sheeting, 6 Mil, 10' x 100', Clear/Translucent

Used for insulating a crawl space as well as sealing in basement ceiling joist insulation. Easy to use, good value. Thickness:6 mil, minimum thickness for any crawlspace moisture barrier (can go thicker obviously), but good for general purpose

Price is right. This sheet is not clear; it is translucent. We are using it (in pieces over the next few years) to cover 5' by 10' raised vegetable beds over the Summer to kill weed seedlings before the following Spring. We used some of it this Summer on one bed to see whether it would work. It does - lets Sunlight in and traps heat and keeps out water just like we hoped it would. It is thick enough to resist tearing from any pooling rain water, flexible enough to wrap the edges around 2X4s used to hold the edges down against the bedsides, and tough enough to NOT stretch, break down, rip on board edges, shred where it contacted the ground, or get brittle from direct sunlight. I would not tack it onto an upright greenhouse, but it works well for our purpose. Oh, and it hosed off easily after we pulled it off so we can either reuse this piece on the next bed or recycle it (haven't decided yet but we have until Spring to do so).

We were unable to have a big party for my 10 year old's birthday due to COVID so we thought, why not go big and put a 100 foot slip n slide in our back yard! This worked perfectly! We have had it out for two separate weekends for about 8 hours each time with multiple adults and children continuously sliding down both with and without tubes and it is still going strong! We have had to patch a few places due to water gun mishaps, but it could easily handle several more bouts of fun. I can't speak to if this would work for other projects, but for a slip n slide, look no further!

I'm using this 6 mil for vapor barrier in new construction in a cold high altitude climate. A little stiffer to handle but worth the extra effort to get this very sturdy material in place. I've used others that are less opaque, and I have a slight preference for those - with this material it is not as easy to see outlet boxes and other key items covered.

very easy to install in crawl space. we secured in place with plastic stakes. before putting inside crawl space, we unfolded to full width on the lawn then began rolling up at both ends so that the two rolled up sections met in the center. We put the rolled up plastic in crawl space then able to easily spread it in two directions and secure with stakes. It took 1 person about 2 hours to cover a 1600 square foot area using 2 of these 100 foot rolls. Great value!!!

EXACTLY what I wanted to winterize my porch. I used some heavy duty staples and triple folded the edges to make sure it wouldn't rip out when the wind starts blowing good next month.It's plenty thick for this application and if you needed it for something simple like to cover a woodpile it would be MORE than what you needed.I used a massive tarp last year (the kind you can NOT rip with the metal grommets) and it's such a hassle to hang up, secure I opted for this material.That tarp made SO MUCH NOISE it wasn't funny - this one after one night of a decent blow, was much quieter, if you know what I mean.I've got plenty left over for next year, too.Sure it's a little pricey, but this year, I don't feel like the porch is a cave - this lets in some light and you can see shapes through it.Here's what I did with it - if you have any questions, feel free to drop me a line.

Bought this for a slip and slide and was very happy with the purchase. The plastic was thick enough to use it single ply at full width. Most likely a single use item unless you have small children that are delicate with their toys. My group of 11 year old boys had a blast on it though. The grass got a little brown after but recovered.

Having a box of thick plastic is always essential. In earthquake states, you can patch up windows and doors if needed. Also useful in diverting rain water away from risky areas. You can use to create a green house. Protection is the key word. Have a role of duck tape and plastic and you are in biz. Do note, however, that it will get brittle if left out in the sun for an extremely long time.