June 16, 2025
Imagine you’re remodeling your bathroom and accidentally drop a hammer, only to discover a chip right in the center of your bathtub. While repairs might be possible, they often require ongoing maintenance and never quite restore the original finish. Wouldn’t it have been easier to use proper bathtub protection during construction from the start?
One of the most overlooked yet critical aspects of a bathroom renovation is tub protection during construction. With bathtubs averaging around $2,000, they’re a significant investment worth safeguarding. Whether you’re painting, plumbing, tiling, or doing a full remodel, using a bath tub protector for construction can save you time, money, and your professional reputation.
The type of bathtub construction protection product your job needs will depend on the nature of your project. For lighter tasks like painting, minimal coverage may suffice. But for heavy-duty renovations involving tools and materials, you’ll want an impact resistant solution. Ask yourself: What’s the risk if something falls into the tub? If the answer is “any damage at all,” it’s best to go with a heavy-duty tub protector during construction.
X-Board protects all types of surfaces and is perfect for your paint and remodeling jobs. It’s lightweight and durable, making it easy to work with, yet is heavy duty enough to protect from tools and material. No need to worry about scratches or dings! The Spill Block® technology ensures no paint, mud or water will leak through. X-Board is also 100% recyclable, making it an eco-friendly option. This product is suitable for jobs where tougher bathtub protection during construction is needed.
This surface protector features a slip resistant tacky backing which will adhere easily without tape! The Stay Put Surface Protector is repositionable and forms easily to the curves and angles of a bathtub. Once it’s pulled up, you’ll be happy to find zero residue left behind. It’s also padded to provide protection against impact from your jobsite materials. Water, paint and other liquids don’t stand a chance leaking through this waterproof surface protector.
For paint jobs in the bathroom, the Stay Put Canvas Plus dropcloth is for you. The rubber backing makes it 300% more slip resistant than 8oz canvas. This will keep it from slipping and sliding around a bathtub made from any various material. The canvas top absorbs, while the middle layer of plastic provides leak-resistant protection. The skid-resistant bottom layer also provides extra cushion. Leak-resistant, absorbent and non-slip – what more could you ask for in a dropcloth?
Whether you’re remodeling, tiling, or painting, protecting your assets (including your bath tub) while doing the job will save you time and money. Check out our catalog for our full line of construction site and floor protection products.
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