Medium Duty Blue Tarp

Category: Tarpaulins

B46

1.2m x 1.8m (4′ x 6′)

B710

1.8m x 2.4m (6′ x 8′)

B720

2.4m x 3.0m (8′ x 10′)

B732

3.0m x 3.6m (10′ x 12′)

B745

3.6m x 4.9m (12′ x 16′)

B772

3.6m x 6.1m (12′ x 20′)

B750

4.9m x 6.1m (16′ x 20′)

B760

5.5m x 7.3m (18′ x 24′)

B762

6.1m x 9.1m (20′ x 30′)

B764

6.1m x 12.2m (20′ x 40′)

Always lift a tarpaulin onto or off the item(s) being covered. Don’t drag a tarpaulin on or off a load – it may get caught on sharp corners or edges and tear.

Don’t over tighten a tarp when tieing it down. Consider using tarp clips if needing additional tie-down points. For high stress or windy conditions, we recommend using a D-Ring Tarpaulin.

When used for an awning, always make sure rain or condensation can drain away. In other words, make sure the tarpaulin isn’t sagging in the middle.

Don’t roll up or fold tarpaulins when they are wet. This will result in growth of mold and eventual rotting.

Don’t leave a tarpaulin exposed to sunlight indefinitely. UV exposure will eventually cause the tarp fabric to break down. For continuous outdoor use, turn your tarpaulin over periodically.