Cost-Efficient, Ultra-Strong Super FR Tarps Reduce Heating and Installation Costs Throughout Winter Months
Fairfield, NJ (November 22, 2005) – Strong Man Building Products Corp., a market leader in weather and debris enclosures, announces its ultra-strong Super FR Woven Poly tarps are ideal for winter construction. Fully enclosing a building or scaffold, the Super FR tarps contain the heat provided by forced-air heaters. This greatly reduces heating and installation costs, while improving personnel efficiency during winter.
Perfect for cold-weather jobs requiring highly durable tarps, the fire-retardant Super FR features a 14 x 14 weave, 4″ hem, and D-rings with webbing. It is constructed with heavy duty stitched polyethylene that is less apt to tear, and rust-proof grommets. All of these features contribute to its high tensile strength – critical in windy applications.
By wrapping buildings and work environments in Strong Man’s Super FR winter enclosure, a crew is shielded from snow, sleet, rain, high winds and extreme cold. This feature increases safety, productivity and cost-efficiency of a construction site by decreasing heating, installation and maintenance expenses.
The Super FR tarp also helps personnel work through days normally cancelled due to inclement weather and finish jobs ahead of schedule. This allows owners to open buildings earlier than expected, and to recoup revenue ahead of schedule. This is especially important in cities where apartments are pre-rented, and often leads to a construction crew being rehired for future projects.
The Super FR tarp, which meets OSHA specifications, is available in the following sizes: 15′ x 20′, 20′ x 21′, and 20′ x 30′.