Peel-and-stick temporary surface protection for interior commercial and residential projects.
Skudo Tack-Mat offers outstanding temporary surface protection that is easy to apply to a wide variety of interior surfaces, including tile, laminate, hardwood, LVT, stainless steel, cabinets, countertops, and more. Simply peel the backing paper and apply.
System Highlights
Application
Peel & Stick
One-step protection
Protection Time
Up to 12 Months
Temporary project protection
Grades
HT / HI / LT
Three protection levels
Use
Interior
Commercial & residential
Protection Grades
HT — Heavy Traffic
Designed for heavy construction traffic, including machinery such as forklifts, man lifts, and shoring.
HI — High Impact
Offers enhanced impact resistance for delicate surfaces and areas requiring a stronger protective top layer.
LT — Light Traffic
Suitable for foot traffic, carts, trolleys, and scaffolding in lighter-duty construction environments.
Stain Resistance
All grades provide peel-and-stick protection with a high level of stain resistance for interior projects.
Recommended Surfaces
Flooring
Tile, laminate, hardwood, LVT, and other finished interior floor surfaces.
Counters & Cabinets
Countertops, cabinets, stainless steel, and other finished interior surfaces.
Commercial Projects
Ideal for retail, office, multifamily, hospitality, and construction turnover projects.
Residential Projects
Protects interior surfaces during remodels, repairs, installations, and finishing work.
How to Apply
Step 1
Align the Tack-Mat against the wall or surface edge.
Step 2
Peel the release paper and press the Tack-Mat down onto the surface.
Step 3
For best results, work in pairs to keep the material straight and smooth.
Step 4
Press the Tack-Mat in with a dry paint roller for proper surface contact.
Select the Tack-Mat grade based on expected construction traffic: LT for light traffic, HI for added impact resistance, and HT for the most demanding jobsite conditions.
Always test compatibility on a small area before full installation, especially on specialty finishes, delicate surfaces, or recently installed materials.