Floor Protection Sheets Melbourne | Corflute Sheets

What Is Corflute Floor Protection?

Corflute is a twin-wall corrugated plastic sheet built specifically to protect flooring during construction, renovation and moving. Each sheet is lightweight enough to carry under one arm, yet tough enough to withstand heavy foot traffic, dropped tools and everyday site debris.

Available in Two Thicknesses

Thickness	Best suited for
2.5mm	Lighter foot traffic and shorter-term jobs
3mm	Heavier renovation and construction sites

Both options cut cleanly to size, tape down without fuss, and peel back up at the end without leaving marks behind.

Why Use Corflute Floor Protection?

The final stretch of a build is often when floors take the most punishment. A dropped tool, a dragged ladder or a careless boot can turn into an expensive repair bill overnight.

• ✓ Waterproof — shields against spills and moisture on site
• ✓ Reusable — durable enough to move from job to job
• ✓ Easy to install — cuts and tapes down in minutes
• ✓ Residue-free removal — peels away clean at handover

Available at Our Frankston Showroom

Pop into our Frankston showroom or order online. We supply corflute floor protection to builders, tradespeople and homeowners across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, with bulk pricing available for larger projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is corflute used for?

Corflute is most commonly used as temporary floor protection during construction, renovation and moving. It's laid over hardwood, engineered timber, laminate or hybrid floors to shield them from dropped tools, foot traffic and spills until the job is finished.

What thickness of corflute sheet should I use?

2.5mm corflute suits lighter foot traffic and shorter jobs, such as furniture moves or light renovation work. 3mm corflute is better suited to heavier construction sites where the floor will see more foot traffic and tool use over a longer period.

Is corflute floor protection waterproof?

Yes. Corflute sheets are made from corrugated plastic, so they hold up against spills and moisture on site, unlike cardboard-based alternatives which can soak through.

Can corflute sheets be reused?

Yes. Corflute is durable enough to be lifted, folded and reused across multiple jobs, making it a more cost-effective option than single-use floor coverings over time.

Does corflute leave residue on floors when removed?

No. When taped correctly, corflute sheets peel back up cleanly at the end of a job without leaving adhesive residue or marks on the floor surface.