Dust Barrier, Magnetic Dust Barrier Door Kit for Dust Containment Self-Closing Plastic Sheeting Construction Dust Barrier
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About Dust Barrier, Magnetic Dust Barrier Door Kit for Dust Containment Self-Closing Plastic Sheeting Construction Dust Barrier
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
81% praised the strong adhesive, while 19% found it lacked
I almost bought a zippered barrier but found this product instead.
The plastic material is thick and the magnets are strong.
I had to purchase and use blue painters tape as the tape did not adhere to the barrier.
I am dissatisfied with the included tape as it is similar to masking tape and does not adhere well.
79% liked the generous coverage, but 21% found it small
This barrier has heavy clear plastic curtains and magnets that make it easy to pass through with your hands full.
It has been challenging to keep the product attached to already painted walls, but it is still great.
83% found it easy to handle and maneuver, but 17% struggled
I found it difficult to keep the plastic sheeting in place and had to use multiple pieces of tape perpendicular to the edge and thumbtacks or nails across the top. This indicates that I found it difficult to handle the plastic sheeting.
83% liked its high tear strength, but 17% found it prone to tears
I did not mention anything specific about the tear strength of the drop-cloth.
I have been able to close the door kit for cutting up subfloors with a circular saw and then painter's tape it open during the week days, indicating that the tear strength of the door kit is good enough to withstand the cutting process.
I did not mention the tear strength of the drop cloths or plastic sheeting.
After much use, the sheet is hanging up on only one side, indicating that I have lost its tear strength.
79% praised the wind resistance, though 21% didn't
Keeping up the plastic sheeting was not easy. I had to use multiple pieces of tape perpendicular to the edge and also used thumbtacks or nails across the top.
