ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit Review

ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit

5/5

Manufacturer: ZipDoor
Price: 98.00
Power source: Dust Barrier System
Weight: 2.4 lbs

This new magnetic door version is designed to seal directly to the door trim or wall or on a plastic dust wall. Zipwall recommends using their double-sided tape which has a gentle adhesive on one side to protect door trim and wall paint, and a stronger adhesive to adhere to the magnetic panel in place.

How To Install the ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit

• Apply double sided tape to the door frame.
• Peel away the paper backing to expose the other side of the tape.
• Position the magnetic panel squarely over the doorway and align it so the bottom firmly touch’s the floor.
• Press panel into the tap., start at the top and then work down the sides.
• If you’re applying the magnetic door to a plastic dust barrier wall, first using a marker, layout and mark the doorway perimeter and then install duct tape around the doorway frame. Follow the exact same directions as we just mentioned. Then cut a slit in the plastic by opening the door. Then cut out the plastic just inside the duct tape,

Reusable Box | What’s In The Kit

What’s neat is that everything you need comes packed in a tough, reusable box. Inside, you’ll find one self-closing magnetic door panel, three rolls of 1″ × 24′ ZipWall double-sided tape (enough for four setups), and a plastic sheeting cutter. The door panel itself is made from high-tech fire-proof fabric.

ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit | Features

• Easy set up with the double-sided tape
• Reusable
• Covers doorways up to 46″ × 86.”
• Self-closing magnets, ensures your door stays shut.
• Stores in its own box and lives in my van.

Closing Thoughts

Learning how to control remodeling dust and keeping out of the non-remodeled portion of your client’s home is often more important than the quality of your work

The ZipWall system is the ideal dust control barrier and the self-closing feature on the magnets is a hands-free feature and a time saver when your carrying stuff. It cost $98 and if your careful it will last years.

ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit Video Review

At the end of the day this magnetic door provides remodeler, contractors, DIYers a flexible option that accommodates variously sized door openings and multiple applications. Its professional look to your clients, effective at controlling dust and pays dividends on your initial investment.

ZipDoor Magnetic Door Kit is a post from Tool Box Buzz

Bad Ass Extension Cords

Bad Ass Extension Cords

5/5

Manufacturer: Bad Ass
Model number: General Purpose Cords
Price: Prices Vary

What’s a Bad Ass Extension Cord?

• Flexible: 100% soft drawn, annealed, bunch stranded copper conductors guarantee maximum flexibility.
• Water Resistant: Water cannot penetrate the insulation covering the copper conductors and cause life-threatening electrical shocks.
• Flame Retardant: Bad Ass Cords have special jacket composition that inhibits flames and combustion.
• Don’t weather check-in direct sunlight or extreme cold.
• Use plugs with heavy-duty, full-sized industrial brass blades, contacts, and ground pins for superior electrical contact.
• Have oversized, molded strain reliefs that anchor the plugs and connectors to the cord body and keep them from separating if the cord is accidentally yanked from the outlet.
• Are safety tested and rated by UL/cUL or ETL/cETL

General Purpose Lighted Cords

Bad Ass general-purpose lighted extension cords are built for heavy-duty use on the toughest of job sites. The GP cords come in a variety of high visibility colors to reduce job-related mishaps. These cords are water-resistant, fire retardant, and will maintain flexible up to -40°F.

Some cords come with multiple female connectors in close proximity to one another; others have female connectors spaced along the length of the cord. Cords generally contain either grounded or ungrounded connectors.

Available Colors:

• Blue
• Green
• Orange
• Pink
• Red
• Yellow

The TBB Crew is a big supporter of Breast Cancer awareness. Pink cords to show our support!

Don’t Cut The Cord We Need

We spend all our efforts trying to cut the cord when it comes to job site equipment but we can not cut them out completely! We need them when electricity is not close by or when we need to plug multiple items in at one time. Extension cords will always have a place on the job site.  We recommend keeping 100′,  50′, and 25′ on hand for your electricity needs…TBB Crew Recommended!

Bad Ass Extension Cords Review is a post from Tool Box Buzz