16x20 Brown/Green Medium Duty DRY TOP Poly Tarp - Versatile Outdoor Cover (16'x20') Review

This thing sucks, we put it on top of our firewood, even folded it in half so it folds in half and it literally absorbs water, and the Rain went through so all our wood is wet.

one of the rivets fell out right in the box, the quality of the tarpaulin seems to be normal. suitable for occasional use but not recommended for important or long-term work.

Do not buy this item. Very bad quality. Bought and it came with a big bug (vulnerability). Bought a second one and it had a lot of flaws but I kept it anyway. The first strong wind tore it to shreds. The seller is very nice and gave me free return for the first one. The second didn't send back because he tried to use it.

Didn't even last through the winter as a cover for a lightweight 10ft round pool. I propped it up in the middle with a pool ladder and air cushions attached to the floor. Just before I took it off, the top ripped off rendering it completely unusable. Completely destroyed. Expensive for 8 months use.

I bought this to cover my patio furniture in the winter. I used bushings to attach the weight to keep it from flying off. I used it continuously for about 9-10 months, leaving it outside in the sun and rain all the time. After about 9-10 months holes started appearing and when I threw it in the trash today it fell apart completely. However, we have a hot summer here and I bought it expecting it to last only 1 year. I wish it would have lasted at least a full 12 months outdoors, but it pretty…

This is a nice large tarp at a great price. I've used it on several hikes and it worked exactly as I had hoped. What I love about this tarp is that it is large enough to completely cover my large 6 person tent while still leaving enough room to create a covered seating area in front of the tarp. Note. You will need your own rope, pegs or poles. If it's a windy day you'll need to tie it down pretty securely as the large tarp can really catch the wind and puff it up. A nice feature is that the…

I was looking for a replacement tarpaulin for an HD that had holes in the wood after 2 or 3 years. Although this pattern is 7 mils thick I wouldn't consider it a medium weight tarp. I put it on my woodpile a little over a week ago and it's already showing signs of wear. That might be fine on a flat surface, but the irregular shape of the woodpile seems to be putting pressure on it. To be honest, I'd be surprised if it survived into spring. I'll live with that for now, but I'll look for it…