Safety gear reduces injury risk and exposure during home building, renovation, and DIY work. The right protection depends on the task, materials, dust levels, noise, and the tools being used.
This section organizes common personal protective equipment used for residential projects, focusing on fit, protection level, and practical selection factors.
Safety Gear Categories
Browse protective gear by type and exposure risk.
Respirators & Masks
Dust masks, N95 respirators, reusable respirators, and filter selection basics.
Eye Protection
Safety glasses, goggles, face shields, and impact protection considerations.
Hearing Protection
Earplugs, earmuffs, noise ratings, and hearing protection for power tools.
Work Gloves
Cut resistance, grip, dexterity, and glove types for common tasks.
Work Boots
Foot protection, traction, comfort, and safety toe considerations.
PPE Kits
Basic PPE bundles for homeowners and common project safety setups.
Choosing Safety Gear
Protection should match risk level. Fit and correct use matter more than premium features. This section links to selection guidance and comparisons based on real-world scenarios.
Safety Across Home Projects
Safety gear applies to nearly every project type. Use the links below to explore related home topics where PPE is commonly required.