Overshoes for parquet protection at the end of the construction phase

Painter's fleece can be reused for years. It's worth buying and is the more convenient solution for everyone.

Ours we only had to dispose of after 2 moves and 3 years of further use (covering, underlay, protection).

But that's not a 25m roll for 19.99 from the hardware store, is it?

I've been thinking all the time about what else I can do in the area of the sandy driveway. The annoying thing is that the workers have to go through the dirt zone every time they go to the car, since the driveway is still just a pure rubble site...

We bought it at the hardware store, but not the cheapest quality. There were different qualities, we had a medium to high one. The money paid off twice and three times over.

We had old large carpets in front of the house back then for exactly this reason. Sure, they get dirty too, but you can beat them out or even vacuum them.

I have been thinking all the time about what else I can do in the area of the sandy driveway.

There are countless possibilities: - collected pallets from the construction period (possibly covered with carpet - no matter if it gets wet, it will soon end up in the trash anyway - cheap artificial grass - old carpet (carpet remnants from the hardware store) - formwork boards etc.

We had old large rugs lying in front of the house exactly for this reason back then. Sure, they get dirty too, but you can beat them out or even vacuum them.

And what do you do when it pours?

And what do you do when it rains heavily?

Then they get wet and dry again ;-) Better than sand in the house.