Solid Grey PVC Strip Roll – Opaque Screening Grade – 200mm & 300mm – 50m

This is a 50 m roll of solid grey, opaque flexible PVC strip for making strip curtains that screen an area from view, such as loading bays, storage zones and workshop partitions. One unit is one 50 m roll in the strip size you choose.

At a glance

• Grade: Solid colour (opaque), grey flexible PVC strip
• Strip sizes: 200mm x 2mm or 300mm x 3mm
• Roll length: 50 metres, supplied on a roll for you to cut to length
• Colour: Solid grey, opaque
• Typical use: Privacy screening, loading bays, workshop and storage partitions
• One unit: one 50 m roll

Which size do I need?

Technical drawing

Two adjacent strips overlapping by half their width. Dimensions are nominal.

Specification

How to calculate strips from a roll

Strips needed = opening width ÷ (strip width − overlap), rounded up. Metres of roll = strips × (opening height + a small allowance for hanging).

Example: a doorway 1,200 mm wide and 2,100 mm high, using 200 mm strips with a 50% overlap (100 mm). Strips needed = 1,200 ÷ 100 = 12. With 100 mm allowance per strip, roll needed = 12 × 2.2 m = 26.4 m, so one 50 m roll makes this curtain with enough left for spares. Browse our PVC strip curtains and fittings for rails and ready-made curtains.

Cutting and fitting tips

• Cut square with a sharp knife against a straight edge, and cut all strips to the same length.
• Punch or drill hanger holes to suit your rail or hook-on system, keeping them in line on every strip.
• Keep the bottom of the curtain just clear of the floor so strips are not dragged by wheels.

Questions

Can you see through grey strip?
No. This is a solid colour grade, so the curtain blocks the view between areas. Use clear strip where drivers or staff need to see through the doorway.

What does one unit include?
One 50 m roll of the strip size you select. You cut it into strips yourself.

Which strip size suits a forklift doorway?
The 300mm x 3mm strip is the usual choice for pallet trucks and forklifts. The 200mm x 2mm strip suits pedestrian doorways.

How much overlap should I use?
Use 40% to 56% overlap for a lighter, lower-cost curtain, or 80% to 100% for a heavier curtain that hangs better and forms a better barrier.

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