Plastic Sheeting

Distribution of plastic sheeting is one of the most common parts of emergency shelter provision. Providing poles with plastic sheeting (sect. 8.4.1) can significantly reduce local environmental damage from many people cutting larger trees to create frames. Providing rope, nails, and other fastenings will help people to fix their sheeting more firmly, extending its use and durability. People may use basic materials to make structures to which they are more accustomed. Metal sheets are a more costly alternative to plastic sheeting and require more skill to use, but are more durable.

PLASTIC SHEETING 4×5 M
UNHCR/UNICEF Standard

Tarpaulin for temporary shelter or protection
Made of woven HDPE black fibres
Flame-retardant CPAI-84 Section 6
Easily disinfected; not sensitive to fungi/mould
UV Resistant
No surface treatment

PLASTIC SHEETING 4×50 M
UNHCR/UNICEF Standard

Tarpaulin for temporary shelter or protection
Made of woven HDPE black fibres
Flame-retardant CPAI-84 Section 6
Easily disinfected; not sensitive to fungi/mould
UV Resistant
No surface treatment

PLASTIC SHEETING 4×6 M
ICRC/IFRC Standard

Tarpaulin for temporary shelter or protection
Made of woven HDPE black fibres
Easily disinfected; not sensitive to fungi/mould
UV Resistant
No surface treatment

PLASTIC SHEETING 4×60 M
ICRC/IFRC Standard

Tarpaulin for temporary shelter or protection
Made of woven HDPE black fibres
On roll
Easily disinfected; not sensitive to fungi/mould
UV Resistant
No surface treatment

Looking for getting such relief products today?