Mike M.
from Lebanon Indiana asked:
Is there a tarp strong enough that can be used as a pond liner?
We do not carry one.
Answered by:
Sarah B.
Brian F.
from Eudora KS 66025 asked:
Is a 10x10 heavy duty tarp available?
Answered by:
Kelsey C. - eCanopy Product Specialist C.
Tammy P.
from nashville asked:
How much spacing between grommet across the top of the tarp?
They are every 18" apart.
Answered by:
Sarah B.
Mark L.
from keedysville, maryland asked:
Do you sell tarps with extra grommet reinforcement at all grommets, not just the corners?
Unfortunately, we do not.
Answered by:
Sarah B.
Georgi
from Glendale, AZ asked:
Is there is a stronger grade than your heavy duty?
The 12 Mil heavy duty tarp is the thickest we carry
Answered by:
Owen O.
Mike
from TX asked:
Will these hold up in harsh conditions?
These are heavy duty tarps meant for rigorous conditions. It is made to hold up.
Answered by:
Sarah
Jojo
from Wallkill, NY asked:
Please, let me know what the typical life span is of these when they are kept 100% outside. Thank you.
Although, we cannot guarantee the life-span (it differs, depending on weather conditions), these usually last at least 2-3 years. Our PTM tarps are waterproof and rot-proof. Many customers use a heavy-duty poly tarp to cover boats, ATVs, and other motorized vehicles during the off-season. These tarps include grommets spaced approximately every 18 inches on all four sides for maximum efficiency and convenience.
Answered by:
Chaz
Judy
from Minneapolis, MN asked:
Will this work on a pontoon over winter season, outside, in heavy snow? It would be used for storage all winter.
These tarps are versatile, waterproof, and rot-proof. The material is 12 mil polyethylene with a 12 x 14 mesh count. Many customers use a heavy-duty poly tarp to cover boats, ATVs, and other motorized vehicles during the off-season, although the longevity can depend on local weather conditions.
Answered by:
Chaz
Judy
from Minneapolis, MN asked:
I would like to cover a pontoon with a heavy duty tarp. Do you think this would work for that purpose?
Yes, it would work. Many customers use a heavy-duty poly tarp to cover boats, ATV's, and other motorized vehicles during the off-season.
Answered by:
Chaz
Joe
from FL asked:
How many mils are the super heavy duty tarps?
They are 12 mils.
Answered by:
Sarah
Mike
from crivitz wi asked:
How well will this tarp hold up if I want to build a green house and keep it up, in all seasons, year after year?
Wear and tear will depend on the weather and handling of the tarp. This does not have a lifetime guarantee, but is well constructed.
Answered by:
Sarah
Chester G.
from Pell City, Ala asked:
I want a 12' x 8' white heavy duty tarp. I bought item #TW1212 and I wanted to match it.
Answered by:
Chaz
Kathy
from PA asked:
I need a tarp to use on a daily basis in the winter for snow and cold over an SUV. This will be frequently on and off the vehicle.
For the ultimate, durable coverage you cannot go wrong with the King Canopy Super Heavy Duty Durable Tarp. This tarp comes in a range of sizes, and works in all weather conditions. It is waterproof as well rip-resistant. With reinforced corners and hems, this tarp is close to indestructible. You can leave it covering items throughout harsh weather and rest easily knowing that your belongings will be safe.
Answered by:
Kelsey C. - eCanopy Product Specialist
William
from Charleston, WV asked:
I need a heavy duty tarp to cover my 12' x 24' foot above ground pool. Which tarp would be best to use for my pool?
Answered by:
Will M. - eCanopy Product Specialist
Mark
from NJ asked:
Are these tarps plain or will they have the pockets in them for holding it down?
These tarps will have grommets every 18" for tie downs but will not have "pockets."
Answered by:
Kelsey C. - eCanopy Product Specialist
David
from FL asked:
We hang tarps from the the trees over our trailers in our hunting camp using bungee balls, carabiner clips, and rope to protect the tops from pine needles and to catch water for the cistern. The tarp is sloped down from the front to the rear and slightly from the sides to the center rear where the cistern is located. We have had trouble with the locally available tarps tearing prematurely at the grommets and are searching for a more durable tarp. It stays up for only 4 months, October through January; the temperature can get down to low 20s and up to 85 in October. What is your recommendation on the best tarp to purchase (size is 15 x 30 to 20 x 30)?
Answered by:
Kathy
Barbara
from CA asked:
Is this good for rain, sun, and snow? Also, what is the warranty? Thank you.
These tarps are water-proof and offer 100% UV protection.
Answered by:
Darnarius
James
from FL asked:
Do you have the 30 X 40 PTM Super Heavy Duty Silver-Brown Polyethylene Tarp?
Answered by:
Kathy
Jim
from Buffalo, NY asked:
I assume this is waterproof, since I live in an area where there is a lot of snow. I plan to cover my boat, which I store in my yard. I do brush snow off, but I just want to make sure that there will be no leakage. Also, I will apply bungee cords rather tightly to increase tension, so I hope grommets are strong enough to withstand a reasonable amount of tension.
Answered by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
Linda
from NV asked:
Do you carry a 40 foot x 40 foot size navy blue/dark blue tarp?
Thank you for your inquiry. We do not have a 40 foot x 40 foot size navy blue/dark blue tarp.
Answered by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
Dennis
from Davenport, WA asked:
What is the fabric weight of your heavy duty tarp?
Our PTM tarps range 6 oz to 7 oz per square yard.
Answered by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
Jill
from Jacksonville, FL asked:
What are the finished dimensions?
The finished dimensions will be 4"-6" shorter than the advertised size.
Answered by:
Brennan W. - eCanopy Product Specialist
Beverly
from TX asked:
Are the grommets only on the corners?
Grommets are spaced every 18" all the way around these tarps.
Answered by:
Darnarius
Jim
from huntington,tx. asked:
What is the life expectancy of these tarps, being used outdoors, for canopy of portable cover.
Because there are many variables such as climate, weather conditions and usage it is difficult to estimate the life expectancy of these tarps. According to the manufacture they last anywhere from a year to a year and a half.
Answered by:
Seth
Claudia
from Ontario, CA asked:
Do you have tear proof tarps? I am trying to cover fence so my dog cannot see other side.
While our PTM tarps are extremely heavy duty, they are not completely tear proof.
Answered by:
Brennan W. - eCanopy Product Specialist
Domenic
from Hampton, VA asked:
I'm looking for a heavy duty tarp for yard excavation that measures roughly 10 ' x 30' - 40'. What would you recommend?
Answered by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
Kim
from CA asked:
What tarp would you recommend for intense sun?
Thank you for your inquiry. Please use the link below to view our UV Tarp selection.
UV Tarps
Answered by:
Emily - eCanopy Product Specialist
Miriam
from Albany, OR asked:
What is the mil thickness? I would like to compare with the ones I can touch and feel in the stores.
Each of the heavy duty tarps we carry offer a 12 mil thickness at a 12 x 14 mesh count.
Answered by:
Chris C. - eCanopy Product Specialist
Kathaleen
from FL asked:
I need a 10 x 20 heavy duty UV tarp to cover a boat in the Florida sun. What would you recommend?
Thank you for your inquiry. You may be interested in the PTM Tarps Heavy Duty Silver Polyethylene Tarp - 10' x 20' - TS1020.
TS1020
Answered by:
Seth
Mike
from TX asked:
I need three 8' x 100' UV resistant heavy duty tarps. To line my irrigation ditch. Can you make these for me?
As we are only an online dealer and not a manufacturer, we are unable to make any custom tarps at this time.
Answered by:
Justin R.
Mark
from Ramona, CA. asked:
I've been using a UV resistant poly tarp to cover my hay bales, which are always exposed to the sun and rain. It's only 5 months old, but already begun to wear under the weather. Which of your tarps would be best for the job?
Any of our heavy duty tarps would work but we would recommend one of the sun shield tarps.
Answered by:
Dawn H.
Jack
from GA asked:
I have a boat dock with A frame that uses fence post aluminum poles. I would like to replace the tarp with something that can be hooked to the aluminum poles with the small bungee tarp cords. What do you recommend?
If you wish to use bungees, we recommend a tarp with grommets. You will find this feature on most of the tarps we carry under the features section of each item if it is available.
Answered by:
Magan B.
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