Which Kit Do I Need?

Use this quick guide to choose the right PaintBlox Pro™ kit for your work. The four kits scale with the size of your job: Project handles a DIY room or kitchen refresh, Pro takes on whole-house projects, Crew handles exterior siding and multi-room staging, and Shop delivers production-level throughput for millwork shops. As you move up the tiers you gain drying capacity while the core benefits stay the same: protect your finishes, save floor space, and keep jobs moving.

All PaintBlox kits are interchangeable and work with each other. If you need more capacity, there's always a solution. Just add another kit.

Kitchen or Room Refresh

Start with Project, then step up to Pro, Crew, or Shop for more capacity.

Get PROJECT 24

Multi Room Trim - Kitchen

Pro is the sweet spot — size up to Crew or Shop for volume runs.

Get PRO 48

Exterior Siding

Crew handles long siding runs; Shop scales up for pro-grade production.

Get CREW 72

Millwork Shop

Shop is the production-grade workhorse, built for daily, high-volume finishing.

Get SHOP 96

Which PaintBlox Pro kit do I need?

Select your board width and length, then enter either the number of boards or your total linear feet. The calculator factors in board width to give you the most accurate PaintBlox Pro kit recommendation for your project.

Rule: For 12' and under use 4 PaintBlox per layer; over 12' use 6.

How many boards does each kit dry?

About how many boards a full kit holds. Same counts for 5/4 material.

Boards 12' and under

BoardProject 24Pro 48Crew 72Shop 96
1x466132198264
1x64284126168
1x8306090120
1x1024487296
1x1224487296
Drying layers6121824

Boards over 12'

BoardProject 24Pro 48Crew 72Shop 96
1x44488132176
1x6285684112
1x820406080
1x1016324864
1x1216324864
Drying layers481216
Notes
  • Boards per layer on a 4' furring strip: 1x4 = 11, 1x6 = 7, 1x8 = 5, 1x10 and 1x12 = 4.
  • Boards 12' and under use 4 PaintBlox™ per layer; over 12' use 6.
  • Flexible boards, PVC, composite and fiber cement siding might need more bunks per layer, so a kit might hold fewer boards.