Ram Board 46 RB 38-100 Floor Protection, 38" x 100'

Founded in 1999, Ram Board was originally developed to protect movie sets against the wear and tear of heavy equipment. Fast forward to today; Ram Board is widely used across various construction industries as the go-to heavy-duty surface protector. Engineered with the contractor in mind, Ram Board offers a full line of products for your job site needs.

Ram Board, 38" x 100'

Ram Board is the ultimate heavy-duty floor protection solution that is durable, reusable and easy to install. With a thickness 5 times greater than Builder's Paper, it stands strong against the messes commonly found on jobsites.Designed with Spill Guard Technology, Ram Board features exceptional liquid resistance, keeping your floors shielded from even the most extreme spills. With Vapor-cure Technology, your floors can breathe and cure effectively, maintaining their integrity.

In-use dimensions

38" x 100' and 38" x 50'

36" x 50'

38" x 100'

ASIN

B005FSMGP4

B00QO1T2A8

B07NP5FFHG

Feature

5x Thicker than Builder's Paper

4.5x thicker than Builders Paper

Pre-taped Ram Board for your convenience

Application

Ideal for residential and commercial construction projects

Great for light paint jobs, and DIY projects

Ideal for residential and commercial construction projects

Warning

Use printed side up to prevent ink transfer

Use printed side up to prevent ink transfer

Do not install tape directly onto floors

How to Install Ram Board

Calculate:

Roll it out: Starting on one side of the room, kick out your roll of Ram Board. Keep the printed side up to prevent ink transfer.

Bend it Back:

Cut:

Load & Seam: Position the seamer handle on the further side, push forward and seamlessly joining your Ram Board pieces together.

Anchor it down: Finally, secure the perimeter edges using Ram Board's Edge Tape, ensuring your surface protector stays securely in place throughout the project.

If you encounter any roll-back, try the bend-back method. As you unroll the board, gently curl Ram Board away from you until it folds over itself. This technique crushes the fibers horizontally, preventing the board from rolling back towards you. Repeat the process as needed.