17in Sanding Screen Discs 120 Grit - Mesh Floor Sanding Screen Pack

In this review the HUAALIUCHE 17in sanding screen discs are evaluated for homeowners and professionals who need a reliable abrasive for floor preparation. The bottom line: these 17in, 120 grit mesh screens are most useful when used on a floor buffer or rotary floor machine to remove old finishes, wax, and surface contaminants before refinishing. The review highlights practical performance on wood floors and other hard surfaces, noting strong value for money and a design that allows use on both sides for longer life.

Key Features

• 17in diameter: Sized to fit most standard floor buffers and rotary floor machines for broad, efficient coverage on large areas.
• 120 grit mesh: Provides effective abrasion for removing old finishes and wax while leaving a surface ready for a new coat of finish.
• Dual-sided usability: Each screen can be used on both sides with similar effectiveness, extending usable life before replacement.
• Multi-surface capability: Works not only on hardwood but also on concrete, stone and tile to remove paint, varnish and glues in renovation work.
• Continuous contact construction: The screen construction maintains steady contact with the floor for even sanding and fewer missed spots.

Who It's For

The HUAALIUCHE 17in sanding screens are best suited to DIYers, flooring contractors and maintenance teams who operate a floor buffer or rotary machine and need a mid-level abrasive for between-coat sanding, finish removal, or restoration of worn areas. Their size and grit make them practical for full-room work where speed and consistent coverage matter.

Those who need ultra-fine finishing abrasives or aggressive stock removal beyond 120 grit should consider alternative grits or specialized sanding discs. Also, if precise edge work or hand-sanding in tight corners is the main task, smaller sheets or hand sanding tools will be more appropriate.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value for the pack size, offering a cost-effective option for room-scale sanding jobs.
• Effective at removing finishes, wax and some adhesives while preparing floors for new finish coats.
• Durable construction with usable both sides adds practical longevity for many jobs.

Cons

• Durability reports are mixed; while many users find acceptable life, some jobs with heavy grit or aggressive removal may wear them faster than expected.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The 17in 120 grit sanding screen discs offer a pragmatic balance of performance and price for anyone refinishing or restoring wood floors with a floor buffer. They prepare surfaces reliably, work on multiple hard substrates, and the both-sides usability improves cost per job, making them a sensible choice for routine floor preparation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these be used on concrete and tile?
Yes. The mesh construction and silicon carbide grit make them suitable for removing paint, varnish and adhesives from concrete, stone and tile as well as hardwood.

Do they fit standard floor buffers?
They are 17 in diameter and designed for use with floor buffers and rotary floor machines that accept 17 in screens.

How aggressive is 120 grit?
120 grit is a mid-level abrasive good for finish removal and between-coat sanding; it removes surface finishes without heavy stock removal required by coarser grits.