Whether you’re remodeling a kitchen, painting a room, installing cabinetry, or managing a large construction project, protecting finished floors is critical. Ram Board® has become one of the most trusted floor protection products on jobsites, but many homeowners and contractors still ask: What is Ram Board, and what is it used for? Do
Protecting finished surfaces during construction is a big deal, whether you’re a commercial or residential contractor on a jobsite or a DIYer remodeling your home. Floor and wall protection have a lot of options out there, but what about door and door frame protection?
In our industry, we like to say that Ram Board is the Kleenex of flooring protection. This means that our products are so well known and trusted in the construction industry that contractors use our brand name when talking about flooring protection. Why is Ram Board synonymous with temporary floor
Duct tape is a handy tool to keep around the house, office, or jobsite for quick, temporary repairs. It can patch holes, seal cracks, hang materials, and more. Chances are you’re already pretty familiar with how versatile duct tape can be. With its strong adhesive and ability to conform to different
When it comes to protecting finished floors, not all paper products are created equal. Builder’s paper has been around forever. Ram Board showed up to fix what builder’s paper never could. Yes. Both are made from paper. No. That doesn’t mean they perform the same. Let’s break it down. Ram Board vs. Builder’s Paper: Feature Differences At first glance,
Ram Board Pro Paper is the newest surface protection product from the brand pros trust. Durable, easy to work with, and built to go beyond floors, it delivers serious protection in a leaner format. At 1.5X thicker than builder’s paper, it won’t tear, curl, or quit halfway through the job. And don’t mistake lightweight for weak. Built
Floors take the hit on almost every project in your house. Even the most seasoned contractors can drop a tool, spill paint, or grind in debris this didn’t even notice. And that’s how home projects that damage floors turn into repair bills, that no one budgeted for. Knowing the projects that pose the highest risks (& how to defend
When you’re in the middle of a build, remodel, or heavy‑duty install, your floors are one screw‑drop away from disaster. Pros know you don’t gamble with flooring. You protect it. And you don’t protect it with some flimsy paper roll pretending to be “Masonite floor protection.” You use Ram Board- the industry’s go‑to for floor protection during construction.
When it comes to winter construction, there are some extra things you can do to make sure you and your crew are safe. Following these tips can help you be prepared for the winter weather before it sets in.
