🌟 Premium Quality 16 Mil Super Heavy Duty Poly Tarp Cover - Waterproof, 100% UV Resistant, Rot/Rip/Tear Proof Tarpaulin - Cut Size: 6 x 8', Finished Size: 56 x 76, Black & Silver Review

Frame made for 2 bundles of firewood and stretched a tarp: 8'x8' with pitched roof. This is the heaviest tarp I have found. It's only been a few months, but I have no doubt that everything will be fine for a few more years.

Delivered on time, arrived on time. I will officially review this product once it has been exposed to the weather and heavy use. I did not expect the product to be heavy and difficult to use and will take this aspect into account when using the product.

Appears to be very well made. Other tarp covers I've bought only lasted 3 years in the Arizona sun. This seems to be of much better quality. Note: The structure is 10 x 20 and this tarp will barely fit. If you want the tarp material to extend past the edges, take the next size up.

This tarp was heavier/thicker than I expected and to be honest probably a little thicker than I needed. I bought to go under an inflatable trampoline house and didn't want any spikes or anything sticking out through the ground, this tarp definitely worked for that purpose. If you need a heavy duty tarp get it, I can see this thing will last.

Overall the tarpaulin is as advertised in thickness, water resistance, weave uniformity, nice brass bushings spaced 18 inches apart. HOWEVER, the manufacturer didn't mention that the 12x10 tarp is made up of two heat welded pieces, one about 4 feet wide and the other 6 feet wide, making a 10 foot section. At the high price I expected it to be ONE PIECE. For this reason, the rating was downgraded.

My tarp was cut to 8 x 10 finished 7 1/2 x 9 1/2. That's exactly what I wanted. However, the tarp was 7 1/2 x 10. The extra 6 inches made it impossible to tie them to the frame. Also, the eyelets were not evenly spaced. 1/2 The material seems strong, but I would have to cut 6 inches off one end and reinsert the sleeve on that side to regain the size that was supposed to be shipped to me.

I bought a 10ft x 20ft canopy from Revain that was supposed to be waterproof. As soon as it started to rain, the shed leaked immediately - a brand new car in the shed looked the same as it did outside. I then covered the roof of the canopy with a "heavy polyethylene tarp" from White Duck Outdoors. I may have spent $300 on a trash canopy, but in an emergency, White Duck Outdoors saved the day. the canopy was wiped dry - with a tarp as a new roof over the leaky canopy - the inside of the canopy…

I didn't know what to expect when I ordered this tarp. The description sounded good. But when you order from an image, it's not the same as seeing it, holding it, examining it and then buying it. And the fact that I'm 69 years old. old woman. What do I know about canvas? But I paid attention to the thickness, dimensions, angles, water resistance, tensile strength. I took a risk The delivery was exactly what I expected. And I was so glad that it was a very good tarp. I used it to cover a large…

I was looking for "the last tarp I ever bought" to complete my car camping kit. I looked at different options and decided on this one. I didn't know exactly what to expect, I figured they were better than a regular tarp. Simply put, I was amazed at the quality. You mean the super power mode! The 12x16 tarp I bought probably weighs over 20 pounds each. They are thick and bulky and easily take up at least twice the space of a regular tarp. The corners have strong triangular reinforcements and the