Multi Surface Protection Film

Protection for worktops, units and fittings

One roll for varied hard surfaces

The supplier lists bathroom suites, kitchen units, worktops, tiled areas and floors among this film’s applications. It also describes coverage for appliances, cabinets and sanitaryware. Choose it for the stated hard-surface uses, while checking the suitability of the particular material you intend to protect.

Improved adhesive

This multi-surface version uses an improved adhesive to support application across different surfaces. It retains the same stated 60 micron thickness as ProSolve’s other protector films. The adhesive is the supplier’s stated distinction, rather than a claim that this roll is thicker than the carpet, hard-floor or window options.

Tough temporary protection

The polyethylene film is puncture-resistant and impact-resistant, with chemical resistance. It creates a barrier against dirt, dust and spills, and helps shield covered surfaces from scratches, scuffs and stains. These are the supplier-supported uses for painting, building and general maintenance tasks.

Apply during work and peel away afterwards

The film is self-adhesive and designed to be quick to apply over suitable surfaces. ProSolve states that it peels away without residue when the job is complete. Unlike the separate hard-floor and window products, the supplied description does not establish a four-week application period for this multi-surface film, so that claim is not applied here.

Check the available size

This collection currently contains one ProSolve product: a 600mm-wide, 100m-long roll described as 60 micron thick. There are no shorter lengths or alternative widths listed for this product. The red colour distinguishes the roll from the blue hard-floor and glass films and the clear carpet protectors.

Suitable projects and ordering

ProSolve describes this film for contractors, builders, homeowners and business owners carrying out building, painting and maintenance work. Each pack supplies one roll; the supplier lists four rolls per carton. Its reference is MSP/610S, which helps identify the multi-surface version when several protective films are being ordered for the same project.

Compare protection for the rest of the job

If the work includes other surfaces or needs a different roll format, compare hard floor protection film and window protection film. Each listing explains its intended surface, actual dimensions and available options. Keep those differences in mind when selecting products for a job involving several materials.

Check the individual product page for the selected roll and its supplier reference before ordering. Width, length, winding format and surface suitability are separate decisions: a matching dimension alone does not make two films equivalent. Use the product descriptions to compare what each film is intended to protect and how its application differs.

Plan coverage from the roll dimensions

A 600mm by 100m roll contains 60 square metres of film before cutting or overlap. Use the actual dimensions of the selected roll when planning coverage, and allow for the shape of the area and the way the film will be laid.