What is Tyvek typically used for?
Tyvek sheets are commonly used for wrapping artworks, fragile surfaces, industrial components and construction areas needing breathable, water-resistant protection.

How is this sheet version different from the full roll?
Sheets are purchased by metre, allowing precise lengths for one-off projects or smaller packaging runs without needing to store an entire 100m roll.

Is this Tyvek suitable for artworks and museum packaging?
Yes, Tyvek is trusted across museums and galleries because it is smooth, breathable and non-abrasive — ideal for surface protection during transit and storage.

Is Tyvek easy to cut to size?
Yes, the sheet can be cut or trimmed with scissors or knives to wrap canvases, panels, furniture or machinery components.

Does Tyvek resist tearing?
Yes, Tyvek is engineered to be lightweight yet tear and puncture resistant, making it reliable for handling, wrapping and installation on site.

What is the minimum order?
The minimum purchase is 10 lineal metres, allowing flexibility without requiring a full roll purchase.

Can these sheets be used in construction?
Yes, Tyvek is frequently used as a moisture barrier and protective enclosure in industrial and construction environments.

Is Tyvek suitable for export use?
Yes, it performs well in export crate packaging, container environments and long-term storage thanks to its breathable, moisture-resistant properties.

Can Tyvek pair with other Rebul packaging products?
Absolutely — Tyvek is commonly combined with Rebul crates, corner protectors, void fillers and custom internal protection for complete shipping solutions.