Canvas tarps are heavier than poly tarps and have different protective qualities compared with other tarp covers. With proper maintenance and storage, canvas tarps can last longer than poly tarps. Canvas tarps are also more nature-friendly covers.
 
Canvas tarps are only recommended for outdoor use because they might stain your indoor items and furniture. They also have a strong odor. They shouldn’t be used for cars and boats. These tarps are treated with dye and water repellent wax which will stain the surface of your property. 
 
Canvas tarps should not be used as accessories for canopies. They cannot be used as a top cover or sidewalls because they will shrink from constant outdoor exposure. They also cannot be used to cover roofs because they are not waterproof. They can only hold a certain amount of water. Once the tarp has reached its saturation point, the water will leak. When looking for tarps for such applications, check out our line of poly tarps or vinyl tarps.

Our canvas tarps are made with duck filled cotton canvas fabric.  Important qualities of canvas tarps are the denier, weight, and quality of stitching. The canvas tarps have reinforced corners and grommets. Our canvas tarps are very extensive with several different colors and various sizes to choose from.

Mesh tarps are specifically designed for outdoor applications, they let the air and some light in. Mesh tarps are UV treated. They will not easily degrade even from constant exposure to the sun. They can defy mildew and acids so the harmful elements brought by the rain will not damage these tarps. They also have arctic flexibility. They are covers you can use even during the winter season.

Mesh tarps are the perfect, long-term solution for patios and sunshade canopies, they are often used as screens for various facilities including tennis courts. When in need of covers for materials placed on truck beds, these tarps are an excellent go-to.

Mesh tarps are heavy-duty covers so they can be used continuously for months. These mesh tarps do not block the sunlight. They block approximately 70% of sun rays.

Our mesh tarps are created with grommets along the sides. You can easily tie the tarp with these eyelets. Just insert a rope or an elastic cord through each hole and then fasten properly. We are serious about offering our customers high-quality mesh tarps in a variety of colors and sizes.

Clear PVC tarps allow light to pass through and they can be a great combination with your canopies that don’t have sidewalls. Since they’re see-through, your guests can enjoy the view outdoors from the inside of the canopy/tent.

Clear PVC tarps can be used all throughout the year and under different weather conditions. PVC (clear) tarps are also resistant to damaging agents including water, acid, and mildew. Freezing weather conditions cannot stop these tarps from doing their job well. They're ideal for enclosures used during the winter season.

Clear PVC tarps are designed to resist tearing, stretching and ripping. When tension is applied, rest assured that the clear tarp can retain its original shape. Each tarp also has grommets which enable you to secure the tarp in place.

For enclosures that you need to use for a long time, we recommend the 20 mil or 30 mil clear vinyl tarp. At the same time, we recommend the 14-mil colored clear PVC for welding jobs. If you need a cover that blocks sunlight, check out our other selection of colored tarps.

Fire retardant tarps are just like regular tarps when it comes to quality and specs. The only difference is that they are treated with substances that decrease the flammability of an item.

Fire retardant tarps are often used for events or applications where the risk of fire is present. The tarps are treated with substances that lessen the flammability of items. While they are not necessarily fireproof, they can slow down or possibly stop the spread of fire.

Having a fire-retardant tarp as a cover can keep the workers safe. Since fire retardant tarps can delay the spread of fire, the workers will have enough time to escape its dangers. There will also be less damage to surrounding properties when these tarps are used. Since fire can only spread slowly, people will have the chance to extinguish the flames.

Our certified fire-retardant tarps meet with the NFPA 701, CPAI-84 specifications and California Title 19 Guidelines.

Fire retardant tarps are just like regular tarps when it comes to quality and specs. The only difference is that they are treated with substances that decrease the flammability of an item.

Fire retardant tarps are often used for events or applications where the risk of fire is present. The tarps are treated with substances that lessen the flammability of items. While they are not necessarily fireproof, they can slow down or possibly stop the spread of fire.

Having a fire-retardant tarp as a cover can keep the workers safe. Since fire retardant tarps can delay the spread of fire, the workers will have enough time to escape its dangers. There will also be less damage to surrounding properties when these tarps are used. Since fire can only spread slowly, people will have the chance to extinguish the flames.

Our certified fire-retardant tarps meet with the NFPA 701, CPAI-84 specifications and California Title 19 Guidelines.