What is this Tyvek roll typically used for?
This full-size Tyvek roll is commonly used for wrapping artworks, cabinetry, industrial components and construction elements that require breathable, moisture-resistant protection.

Why choose Tyvek instead of plastic sheeting?
Tyvek is waterproof yet breathable, so it helps reduce condensation and moisture buildup that can occur under traditional plastic wraps while still providing a tough physical barrier.

Is this suitable for artwork and museum-grade packaging?
Yes, Tyvek is widely used in art, gallery and museum environments because it is smooth, low-lint and designed to protect delicate surfaces during storage and transit.

Can the Tyvek roll be cut to custom sizes?
Yes, the 1.5m x 100m roll can be easily cut or trimmed to suit individual artworks, panels, crates or construction elements on site.

Is Tyvek tear-resistant?
Yes, Tyvek is engineered to be strong, lightweight and tear-resistant, making it ideal for repeated handling, wrapping and installation.

Can Tyvek be used in construction applications?
Yes, it is often used as a protective barrier, temporary cladding or insulation wrap in construction and industrial environments.

Is this Tyvek roll suitable for export or long-term storage?
Yes, its durability and moisture resistance make it a strong choice for export packing, container transport and longer-term warehouse storage.

Can Tyvek be combined with other Rebul packaging products?
Yes, it is frequently used together with Rebul honeycomb crates, corner protection, internal supports and custom art packaging to create a complete protective solution.

Is Tyvek recyclable?
Tyvek is made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), and in many regions it can be recycled through appropriate specialist recycling streams.