Blue Poly Tarp 16' x 24'

The 16' x 24' blue poly tarps are great for applications like temporary roof covers after a storm damages a roof, light equipment covering and overall weather coverage.  Our light duty tarps give you the most coverage in a compact package.  This tarp folds compactly and is great emergency coverage for the home or on the go.  Whether you are the avid adventurer or an average person who wants to be ready for action this tarp is the way to go.  This tarp is perfect to have on hand in your house, car, truck, boat or RV to make sure you are enabled to handle numerous applications.

16' x 24' Blue Light Duty Poly Tarps Specs:

·          3.5 oz per square yard

·          Grommets every 3 feet

·          8x10 Weave Count

·          Rope Reinforced

·          Heat Sealed Seams

·          5 to 6 Mil Thickness

·          Dimensions: 16' x 24'

What's Great About The 16' x 24' Blue Light Duty Poly Tarp

·          Economical

·          Waterproof

·          Mildew Resistant

·          Arctic Flexibility

·          Versatile

·          Lightweight Material

·          Transportable

·          Easy Storage

Benefits of The 16' x 24' Blue Light Duty Poly Tarp

·          On The Go Emergency Coverage

·          Temporary Coverage for Damaged Roof After a Storm

·          Easy Debris Management

·          Water Containment / Pond, Water, Ice Rink liner

·          Limitless uses for weather protection for you and your valuables

·          Easy to Apply Tarp to Application 

These light duty tarps are more economical but that does not mean they are weak and won't do the job.  Light duty tarps are ideal when you need something light, easy and on the go.  These tarps are made out of a tight woven polyethylene and although not as tough against harsh conditions like our heavier duty tarps are, they make a great temporary solution at a lower cost for applications like emergency roof coverage after a storm or temporary coverage for camping or hunting. 

Some Uses Include temporary car, boat, truck, and RV coverage, makeshift shelters, keeping firewood dry, and providing temporary shade.  The uses for a light duty tarp are nearly endless and is always a great idea to keep one on hand, whether at home or on the go.

Tarpaulin finished size is approx. 6" or up to 3% smaller

The thickness of our tarps is measured in mil. One mil is equal to a thousandth of an inch. Get the measurement in inches by dividing the mil by 1000. Let's take the mil of our blue poly tarps as an example: 6 mil/1000 = .006 inch.
Denier (or den) is the unit used in measuring the linear mass density of fibers. It is the mass in grams per 9 thousand meters.