Yes, we do! Simply fill out our Custom Tarps Form for more information on placing a custom order. Custom orders cannot be placed online. All sales are final on custom products

A tarp with a thickness of 5 mil thick or more is usually waterproof but 6 mil thicker will be better for waterproofing. Most waterproof tarps are made of polyethylene or vinyl with a tight weave that keeps water out.

The silver / black tarps are the best when it comes to blocking sunlight. The silver side reflects the sun while the black side does not allow even a small amount of light to pass through. Our white, red, green, yellow, and orange tarps are translucent which allows the natural light to remain while filtering out the UV rays. Mesh tarps, or shade screens, have 70% shade protection, which allows some light through and is breathable to keep cool.

Typical transit times for ground shipments are listed below:

• West Coast = approx. 3 - 4 business days
• Mid West = approx. 1 - 2 business days
• East Coast = approx. 3 - 4 business days
• All Freight (LTL) Deliveries = approx. 5 - 7 business days

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Abadak™ strives to ship all orders within 2 business days, excluding custom and vinyl orders. Custom and vinyl orders usually ship within 15-20 business days. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email notification with your tracking information.

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Yes, we do! For more information, please email customerservice@abadak.com

Any new/unopened product may be returned within 30 days from the order date.

For more information, see our Shipping Policy.

An order that has not been shipped can be cancelled at no additional charge. Once an order has been shipped, it can no longer be cancelled and must be processed as a return. (SeeReturn Policy)

We are a leading tarps supplier for FEMA, USACE, The Red Cross and many other agencies. We have decades of government procurement experience and specialize in FEMA Tarps and are procurement experts.

Yes but we cannot guarantee that they will withstand high winds. If you want to use your tarp in a moderately windy area, we recommend using bungee cords with hooks or ball bungees to allow the tarp to flex with the wind. This can reduce the stress on the material. These products are available on our accessories page.

Both silver and black tarps are the strongest and most durable. Silver tarps are renowned for its qualities like reflection of sunlight and UV rays resistance making it good for long term outdoor use. Black tarps are tough, absorb heat and good for heavy duty or industrial use.

When exposed to the sun and rain, canvas tarps tend to expand and contract. We advise customers to use polyethylene tarps for the top covers of a canopy.

The tarp you received is already in its finished size. The cut size specified on the website is the size of the tarp before the hems and seams are sewn. All of our tarp finished sizes are approximately 6 inches or 3% smaller than the listed size. Custom tarps can be made to your exact size specifications.

We do not advise using the tarps as a trampoline. This is a specialized material.

A mil is the unit length that is equal to 0.001 inch (0.0254 mm). Mil is a unit that is used to measure the tarp thickness. The higher the mils, the thicker and better the tarp will be.

There is a rope that is placed inside hems of the tarp. This adds strength to the tarp edge.

People buy blue tarps because they’re cheap, easy to find and useful. They’re good for covering things, camping or temporary weather protection. But blue tarps don’t handle sunlight well so they’re good for short term use or shaded areas.

Our tarps are used for thousands of different applications. They are helpful to farmers, schools, roofers, landscapers, and much more.

Both silver and black tarps are the strongest and most durable. Silver tarps are renowned for its qualities like reflection of sunlight and UV rays resistance making it good for long term outdoor use. Black tarps are tough, absorb heat and good for heavy duty or industrial use.

A tarp with a thickness of 5 mil thick or more is usually waterproof but 6 mil thicker will be better for waterproofing. Most waterproof tarps are made of polyethylene or vinyl with a tight weave that keeps water out.

People buy blue tarps because they’re cheap, easy to find and useful. They’re good for covering things, camping or temporary weather protection. But blue tarps don’t handle sunlight well so they’re good for short term use or shaded areas.