Historically, Interior Protection is used for containment – the process of separating clean areas from dirty ones during construction-related projects. With the current challenges our world and customers are currently…
How often have you walked through an airport recently and seen construction? With all of the terminal expansions and enhancements these days, it is common to see construction taking place…
Why Use Temporary Walls During Construction? Any type of construction activity in an occupied facility can lead to the migration of dust and debris. This can have significant impacts on…
Providing access points when installing dust and debris containment can be almost as important as the temporary walls themselves. Whether you need to have a way for the construction team…
Can Temporary Walls be used to meet ICRA standards? The short answer is YES. TuffWrap®’s services become an option when there is a need for temporary dust barriers…
It is common practice in commercial build outs and renovations, such as in an office space, for kit-based dust barrier systems to be installed by the project owners or building…
In September 2017, OSHA began enforcing its new standard for construction that focuses on controlling silica dust, specifically respirable silica. The details of the standard and how to address it…
At TuffWrap, we pride ourselves on providing a temporary wall solution that doesn’t require all of the effort and cost associated with a standard studded wall. For our interior protection…
Access points for traffic and equipment are generally required during most types of construction or renovation projects. Therefore, having door options is an important aspect to any temporary wall solution….
When it comes to construction planning, temporary walls aren’t always the first thing that comes to mind. However, there are four common scenarios where a permanent studded wall may not…
