Lightweight Waterproof Multipurpose Tarpaulins

Medium weight Tarps are top notch coverings that give security from any sort of dampness, downpour and water. These Medium Weight Tarpaulins UV Proofed Tarpaulin With Eyelets 90g accompany aluminum eyelets having meter spans on all corners with plastic support rings and thick edges to connect them with ropes on one spot generally well known as market slows down and feed straw. Produced using lightweight material, strong without getting harmed and are durable. These UV secured waterproof covers are great for covering items and delicate things harmed from terrible climate conditions and daylight. These tarps having fire resistant properties can be utilized at spots, for example, to stay away from the shot at discharge. These covers are broadly utilized for covering material, roughage, boat covers, cultivation and development. These sheets permit approx. 70% light transmission and are great for application where work is done under the sheet.

Medium Weight Tarpaulin can be used for Garden Furniture, Camping Groundsheets, Wood Stack Covers, Sandpit Covers, Landscaping, Construction and Boating. This lightweight tarpaulin is designed to fit the metal Heras type fencing common around building sites. It can be cable tied to the fencing to stop people from seeing what is beyond. This really neatens up an unsightly site.

Features:

This product uses high-strength polyester filament as the base fabric, with sunscreen insulation, antifreeze, weathering, easy to fold, good flexibility, light weight, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, waterproof, flame retardant and other characteristics

Mainly used in waterproof tarpaulins, tents, architectural membranes, food, bridges, buildings, port services, trains, warehouses, terminals, freight yards, etc., as well as various transportation vehicles, waterproof, dustproof, rain cover.

Wind and rain, snow or wind, this tarpaulin can handle all of this!

The fabric is thick, soft and tough, wear-resistant, tear-resistant, easy to fold, easy to carry and store.

Uses: Widely used in the construction industry, vehicles and ships transport rainproof, cargo terminal docks open, mine rain and sun protection,

Cleaning method: Wipe with soap cloth or wash with warm water, but can not be put into the machine

Lightweight and durable, perfect plant coverage, summer sunsha

Material: Polyethylene (high-strength polyester filament is a base fabric, with sunscreen insulation, antifreeze, high temperature)

Dimensions: 2 x 2m, 2 x 3m, 3 x 3m, 3 x 4m, 4 x 4m, 4 x 6m, 5 x 5m, 5x6m, 6 x 8m, 6x10M, 8 x 8m, 8 x 10m (size can be custom made)

Cleaning method: You can use soap to wipe or wash with warm water, but can not be put into the machine to clean

Specification:

1. Lightweight Tarpaulin

2. Multipurpose Tarpaulin

3. Aluminium Eyelets all round approximately every 0.9m

4. Rope reinforced hems all round

5. Waterproof

6. Shrink Proof

7. PVC Tarpaulin

8. Waterproof Tarpaulin

9. Plastic Corner Reinforcements

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