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Our Floor Protection range covers temporary surface protection for construction, renovation and facilities work, from lightweight corflute sheets to heavy-duty ground protection mats rated for vehicle loads. Products span carpet, hard floor, ground and turf protection, so tradies, builders and facility managers can protect finished surfaces before, during and after works.

What's included:

• Rigid sheet protection: Corflute Protection Sheets in multiple sizes and thicknesses, Rhino Board temporary floor protection with matching Rhino Joint Tape, and Plywood Protection Sheets
• Roll-on adhesive protection: Sticky Back Protection rolls for carpet and for hard floors, plus Polyweave Floor & Surface Protection rolls
• Ground and site mats: Construction Site Mats in red and yellow, and Trackmat Ground Protection Mats rated to 60T capacity for heavier vehicle and plant traffic
• Entry and dust control: Tacky Dust Mats in multiple sizes to trap dust and debris at controlled entry points
• Other surface solutions: Expansion Floor Plate/Cover, an Applicator tool for carpet and hard floor savers, and eConomy Synthetic Grass/Turf

Use cases:

• Builders and renovators: protecting existing flooring and carpet from paint, dust and foot traffic during a fit-out or renovation
• Facility and property managers: covering high-traffic entry points and lift lobbies during maintenance works
• Site and civil works crews: laying heavy-duty ground protection mats over grass or pavement to support vehicle and plant loads

FAQs

What's the difference between corflute sheets and Rhino Board?
Corflute sheets are lightweight, cut-to-size protection suited to shorter jobs and general surface cover, while Rhino Board is a heavier-duty rigid panel system (with Rhino Joint Tape to join sheets) built for longer construction projects with more foot and equipment traffic.

Are the ground protection mats reusable?
Yes, products like the Trackmat Ground Protection Mat are designed for repeated use across multiple sites and are rated to a specific load capacity (60T), making them suitable for vehicle and machinery access over grass or soft ground.

Will the sticky-back rolls damage my carpet or floor finish when removed?
These products are designed as a temporary adhesive protective film for the duration of a project and are intended to be removed once works are complete; as with any adhesive product, it's good practice to test a small area first on delicate or unsealed finishes.

Which product suits a short single-day job versus a multi-week renovation?
For a short job, lightweight options like Tacky Dust Mats or Corflute sheets are usually enough, while a multi-week renovation with heavier traffic is better served by Rhino Board, Polyweave rolls or the sticky-back hard floor protection.