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The Duke
Trade: Cabinet Maker
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Portland, Maine
Posts: 10,086
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Floor Protection
I've been seeing this product lately around the Boston area. I think it's called RhinoBoard, but I can't find the damn thing on Google. It's a recycled cardboard flooring protector for hardwood. Really good stuff. I'd say ballpark 30 mil thickness.
Anyone know this product or something similar.
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Member
Trade: Ceramic tile Contractor. Tile & Stone Consultant/advisor
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Freeport, Maine
Posts: 52
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Re: Floor Protection
I use the protect runner for tile and stone.
http://www.pro-tect.com/catalog/ Where in Southern Maine are you located?
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Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Central PA
Posts: 9,680
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Re: Floor Protection
A few winters ago, a builder used red rosin paper over the yet to be finished hardwood floor. With people coming and going with snow and slop on their feet, some of the red dye came out of the red rosin paper and dyed the unfinished floor under the paper with light pink blotchy patches. I guess they got it sanded out, but it was a point of some stress for the builder for a while after he pulled up the paper and realized what had happened.
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Pro
Trade: Kitchen & Bath dealer/remodeler
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Chambersburg , Pa
Posts: 392
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Re: Floor Protection
framerman,
there is a product called "Ram Board" for temp floor protection , It is a heavy-duty, Flex-Fiber reinforced temporary floor protection designed for Contractors. Comes in a roll 38" x 100' . http://www.ramboard.com/ Also another product called Floor Wrap . http://www.blakeproducts.com/categor...oor+Protection
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The Duke
Trade: Cabinet Maker
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Portland, Maine
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Re: Floor Protection
Ah shoot, maybe I'll have to wait until I go back to the jobsite. Maybe it's ramboard, not rhino board. It's very cool stuff. Lays very flat, no need to tape seams really. Very durable.
JJC, I'm on the other side or Portland from you. Waterboro. Out in the boondocks.
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The Duke
Trade: Cabinet Maker
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Portland, Maine
Posts: 10,086
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Re: Floor Protection
It's ramboard, not rhinoboard. Can't remember my name sometimes
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Pro
Trade: Project Manager/Licensed Remodeler
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: St. Paul, MN
Posts: 756
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Re: Floor Protection
Found it sold online here- http://www.filmtools.com/ramboard38x100.html
$55 + $47 shipping for me. Too expensive for me. |
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Curmudgeon
Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Beech Grove, Indiana, Birthplace of the "King of Cool"
Posts: 11,707
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Re: Floor Protection
Got one coming up soon (I hope) that we figured this stuff into the estimate---https://www.dropcloth.com/index.html
Have also used a lot of Homasote, tape seams and tape to base, to protect hardwood and tile. |
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