Plastic application examples
See how plastic sheets and rolled products can be used in different projects. Explore illustrated application examples based on our range and find the relevant products.
Wall lining in a barn
Smooth plastic sheets can be used to line wall surfaces in a barn. This example shows sheets on a wall inside a cattle pen. Compare the wall dimensions with the standard formats, or describe the cutting and custom dimensions you need.
What to consider
Provide the wall dimensions, substrate, cleaning conditions and proposed fixings to help us assess material and customisation options.
Covering surfaces during work
Construction work may call for temporary covering of floors and surfaces. Floor protection sheets and floor covering on rolls are two distinct options. Compare them against the area to be covered and how the covering will be handled on site.
What to consider
Describe the surface, duration of the work and intended use. Load, joint and fixing requirements need to be assessed for the specific project.
Lining around work areas
Plastic sheets can be used to line and protect surfaces in an industrial building. This example shows a wall beside a work area. Choose standard smooth sheets or made-to-order sheets where dimensions, material or cut-outs need to suit the location.
What to consider
Explain contact with handled items, cleaning, temperature and fixing methods. Describe any particular surface or material requirements before choosing a solution.
Lining a truck cargo area
Plastic sheets can be used for floor and wall lining in a cargo area. This example shows full-size sheets beside an open truck. Standard formats provide a starting point; custom dimensions and machining may be relevant around wheel arches, doors and other details.
What to consider
Measure the cargo area and describe its use, loads and fixings. Consider joints and access to existing fittings.
Covering and marking installations
Cable covers, warning tape and warning mesh serve different purposes around buried installations. This example shows a red cable-cover roll beside a trench. Start with the appropriate product family and compare width, thickness, roll length and printed text.
What to consider
Specify the installation type and project requirements for covering and marking. Product selection and placement must be matched to the requirements of the particular installation.
Sheet material for a new shape
A plastic sheet can be the starting material for a formed tray or another shape. The focus here is the sheet material for the project. Explore made-to-order plastic sheets and describe the material, sheet dimensions and thickness alongside the intended form.
What to consider
Provide the form dimensions, intended application and requirements for the finished part. Material suitability and processing conditions need to be assessed for the project.