Frost King P1025 Polyethylene Sheeting, 10' x 25' x 4 mil., Clear

Great for farm life. Used in the barn over the drafty windows for winter. Let's in light but it is not clear enough to see thru. Also used last year around a wood frame to close in the hot tub for winter, panels still intact and strong this year. Made a free standing aframe chicken run to give the chickens somewhere to go out of the barn over winter, snow free. Easy to work with, thick enough it doesn't tear or tangle while hanging or projecting. I buy a roll every year and manage to find enough uses to go thru the entire roll.

This was a bargain. It was heavy duty plastic and will work well to winter proof house and have plenty left over.

Perfect weight, easy to use, keeps the cold out, and the value was the best I could find. There's so much I have enough for the neighbors house,too. Very thick! My only complaint is in the name - it's frosty not clear.

Frost King is the brand of plastic sheeting I have been buying since forever for various purposes; my parents bought this brand when I was a kid. It has gotten to be impossible to find locally and I was relieved to see it on Amazon. This is the old dependable sheeting for covering windows in winter and so on. I will always look for this reliable brand.

I have an open wired chicken coop that I wanted to wind proof for the winter to keep some warmth in and this seemed like a good alternative to the more expensive 6mil sheeting. So far it has worked great and I have no complaints.

Great 4 mil plastic. Holds up to staples for dust control. Happy.

I have an acre of land and I want to kill off all the grass. With climate change I decided that it's wasteful of time, money, and energy to buy/use products mowing an ugly, inedible landscape for HOURS every week. It's downright stupid, so I will be making garden beds of herbs, roses, flowering bushes, and grape arbors in the front with a huge fenced garden for veg and berries behind the house. Behind that garden I will be putting in a huge orchard with 2+ of just about every type of fruit and nut tree which will grow here in 5B. Between all the beds/gardens/orchard I will be installing homemade paving stones (yeah, I'm insane) along with low growing ground cover such as sedum, moss, thyme, you get the idea. Most of the ground covers will need to be "maintained" (mowed) once or maybe twice a year. So yeah, I will still need my battery powered lawn tools, but only maybe once or twice a year instead of once a week.I started in the front, right up against the road (55 mph truck route in the boonies) and staked down the plastic with metal staples. It was easy to slice the plastic to fit around the existing row of lilac bushes and I was able to get the whole sheet down with no other help (64 female fat but fit) in about an hour, even accounting for fitting around existing lilacs.After just 2 weeks the grass is looking pretty dead. I was afraid it would spring back to life even though I cut it REALLY short before applying the plastic, but it's just dying. I did have one problem, however. I must have covered a portal to a mole dimension because in just one spot several holes appeared in the plastic with dirt on top. I just patched each hole for several days and decided that the dimension closed on its own, the moles died, or they all escaped. Whatevs.I will be buying a LOT more plastic as I move farther back on my property. I plan to keep the plastic on the entire yard until next Spring so I can begin all my planting. *rubs hands*.

I Bought two rolls in Nov 12 and Dec 7 2020, one is ok, another broken a lot at folding lines and I repaired some but it looks like it is going to break more.