Durable 24' X 30' Extra Heavy Duty White Tarp: Ideal for Sturdy Protection Review

We wintered our boat for many years. This is the best so far. The thick, heavy tarp and white is a welcome departure from the standard blue.

You often get what you pay for but this worked great for an outdoor wedding to hide two 10'x30' tents strung together to form a to create a 20'x30' area.

I had a bushing fall off because it was too close to the edge but I used it in place of the cover logic cover on the existing frame and it looks good and the snow is about to slide off!

Bought for a backyard ice rink. The material is wafer thin and feels like I could stick my finger through it. It would probably be nice to have something to cover up with, but it won't last all winter. hand to bring it back.

Used as a color to keep the tarp cool in the texas sun works fine so far, an eyelet on the side pulled out when tying, a closer look at the eyes shows it didn't shrink enough to close it completely.

This tarp is much more durable than the ones we have used in the past. We were very happy with the waterproofing of this tarpaulin. Easy to put on and take off and the eyelets hold up very well. We tied it this year but I recommend elastic bands if you have good ones.

I bought this tarp to cover a 20ft(L) x 20ft(W) x 7ft(H) chicken coop. The thickness and size of the tarpaulin are large. The grommets on the corner are well reinforced, but the rest of the grommets don't even hold up to the tension I put on the cheaper tarp grommets. I hope this issue is resolved as the tarp is great but the grommets are not very strong.

I used the tarp to replace the tent roof over outdoor gear. The plugs immediately began to tear. I reinforced the edges of the tarpaulin with tape and then attached more and more eyelets. Each month I repaired one or more fractures. After ten months the tarpaulin had fallen apart with many random holes. In the thirteenth month a storm caused large tears in the tarpaulin and turned it into rubbish.