PET Film Supply Company is a Building Surface Protective Film Supplier for construction, renovation, interior fit-out, installation, snagging, and handover. The range covers temporary protection for ceramic tile, glass, mirrors, laminate flooring, polished stone, stone countertops, and other approved finishes. Each specification is matched to the substrate, surface treatment, exposure, installation method, dwell period, and removal stage instead of applying one general film across a mixed-surface project. Different flooring finishes should be separated by substrate, texture, exposure and dwell period. For a process-based approach covering production, transport, installation, testing and removal, see our plastic films for flooring industry solution. Use the relevant product specification only after the actual surface and working condition have been confirmed.
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Finished surfaces may be installed while painters, electricians, glazing teams, cabinet installers, and cleaners are still active. Dust, paint, sealant, footwear marks, and repeated handling can cause defects, extra cleaning, repairs, or delayed handover.
This category supports new construction, phased renovation, occupied-building upgrades, and commercial fit-out. Film controls contamination and light scratches; it does not replace rigid impact protection. Trolley routes, scaffold feet, ladders, or dropped tools may also require board, fleece, or padding.
Similar-looking finishes can behave differently during application and removal. Coating chemistry, surface energy, texture, porosity, curing, sealers, and cleaner residue all affect selection.
Product Series | Covered Surfaces | Project Stage | Main Confirmation |
Ceramic Tile Protection Film | Ceramic, porcelain, glazed tile | Fit-out and cleaning | Texture, grout, curing |
Glass Protection Film for Construction | Windows, doors, partitions, curtain-wall glass | Glazing and follow-on work | Coating, sunlight, removal |
Laminate Floor Protection Film | Laminate and approved smooth flooring | Multi-trade work | Finish, traffic, applicator |
Protective Film for Mirrors | Mirror face and approved backing finishes | Fabrication, installation, storage | Coating, edge work, removal |
Stone and Countertop Protection Film | Marble, granite, engineered stone, stone worktops | Installation and handover | Porosity, sealer cure, test |
Project-Matched Multi-Surface Film | Several approved building finishes | Large or phased projects | Approval on each substrate |
LDPE offers flexibility. Co-extruded PE can improve strength, winding stability, thickness consistency, and color control. Removable grades may use water-based acrylic adhesive, but final construction should follow actual-substrate testing rather than a general tack label.
Detailed adhesion ranges, fixed roll sizes, and removal periods remain on the relevant product pages.
Confirm texture, coating or sealing condition, surface temperature at application, exposure, dwell period, installation method, and removal date. Silicone, wax, polishing compounds, or cleaner residue can prevent even adhesive wet-out and cause lifting or adhesive transfer.
Factor | Standard Condition | Sensitive Condition | Action |
Surface finish | Fully cured, clean, smooth | Fresh coating, porous, textured | Use a dedicated series and test |
Surface chemistry | Stable coating, cured sealer | Silicone, wax, cleaner residue | Clean and test |
Exposure | Indoor, shaded | Sunlight, moisture, temperature cycling | Confirm an approved outdoor grade |
Protection period | Short fit-out | Delayed handover | Test the full dwell period |
Site risk | Dust, splashes, handling marks | Trolleys, ladders, dropped tools | Add rigid or padded protection |
Installation | Small manual areas | Wide or repeated application | Match width, core, weight, winding |
Before bulk production, test the film on the actual finish. A practical reference is 23 +/-2 C and 50 +/-5% relative humidity, with consistent pressure and checks after 24 hours and at removal. Record lifting, bubbles, tunneling, adhesive transfer, staining, gloss change, and marking. Initial adhesion does not replace full-period evaluation.
Divide the project by substrate, finish, exposure, dwell period, and risk. Assign each area a sample code, roll specification, installation zone, and removal date. Finishes should share one film only after compatibility testing. Approved zones may use common widths, colors, or printed identification; sensitive surfaces retain separate specifications. Carpeted zones should be treated as a separate substrate class rather than grouped with hard flooring. If temporary carpet protection has already been removed and tack remains, see how to diagnose sticky residue after carpet protector removal before selecting the replacement film.
Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
Base film | LDPE, PE, or co-extruded PE |
Film thickness | 30-100 um |
Thickness tolerance | Typically +/-5%, structure-dependent |
Roll width | 100-1600 mm |
Slit-width tolerance | Typically +/-1 mm |
Roll length | 50-1000 m |
Color | Clear, blue, white, black-and-white, custom tint |
Adhesive system | Water-based acrylic or application-matched removable system |
Peel adhesion reference | Approx. 30-300 g/25 mm across category grades |
Application temperature | Typically 10-40 C |
Test conditioning | 23 +/-2 C, 50 +/-5% relative humidity |
Exposure options | Indoor and selected temporary outdoor grades |
Roll direction | Regular wound or reverse wound |
Core | 3 inch standard, others by confirmation |
Printing and perforation | Logo, warning text, arrows, custom pitch |
Supply form | Slit rolls, project rolls, sheets, converted pieces |
Quality checks | Thickness, width, edge, winding, adhesion, removal |
Lot control | Lot number, retained sample, inspection record |
Telescoping is sideways movement of wound layers; blocking is resistance between adjacent layers during unwinding. Both can affect storage and installation. Final values are confirmed by product series, approved substrate sample, agreed test method, application conditions, and signed specification sheet.
PET Film Supply Company can adjust thickness, width, length, color, printing, perforation, core, winding, and carton identification.
For applicator-assisted work, confirm width, core inner diameter, maximum roll diameter, roll weight, winding direction, and unwind force. Incorrect winding, excessive resistance, telescoping, or blocking can slow installation.
For bulk production, confirm the surface schedule, approved sample code or current reference film, product series, dwell period, exposure, application tool, quantity by size, and estimated monthly or annual demand. Approval can be linked to a production lot, retained sample, and inspection record. MOQ depends on structure, adhesive, printing, slit widths, perforation, core, and packaging.
Apply film after the surface is installed, clean, dry, and sufficiently cured. Applying it too early can affect fresh coatings, sealers, grout, or floor treatments; applying it too late leaves the finish exposed.
Inspect lifted edges so dust or grit does not move underneath. Protection normally remains through active work and snagging, then is removed before handover. Sunlight, outdoor exposure, or delays require an approved grade and removal schedule.
Confirm each substrate, finish, curing condition, exposure, dwell period, risk, and installation method. Combine specifications only after every surface passes compatibility testing.
Confirm product series, film structure, dimensions, color, adhesive grade, winding, core, printing, perforation, application equipment, protection period, reference sample, projected demand, and lot-control requirements.
The package may include a TDS, compatibility record, inspection sheet, retained-sample reference, and selected peel, tensile, residue, unwind, or weathering results.
MOQ depends on structure, adhesive, printing, widths, perforation, and packaging. Store rolls away from sunlight, heat, moisture, and contamination. Equipment matching requires width, core, roll diameter, winding, weight, and unwind force.