Heavy Duty White Poly Tarp 7' X 20' - Multipurpose Protective Cover - Durable, Waterproof, Weather Proof, Rip and Tear Resistant - Extra Thick 12 Mil Polyethylene - by Xpose Safety

Super thick...keeps sun off window . we buy a tarp about every two years. It keeps a hundred and ten degree Sun from beating in on the windows. The best way to put it up so the grommets last longer is to use bungee balls. Don't put bungee cord metal hooks in The Grommet they will rip out. The bungee balls have much more give when you have high winds blowing the tarp up.

I buy everything off of Amazon, and normally I get good quality, but not this time. Set the tarp up to keep my firewood dry. Used rope to tie the tarp down using just minimal pressure. Next morning, most of the grommets had pulled away from the tarp so now I can't even use the thing. I spent nearly $100.00 in hopes of getting quality. This thing needs to go BACK!!!

It isn't a bad tarp but the grommets used don't actually grab the material. I had grommets pulling out within minutes of tying the tarp down. I reinforced those area by applying 90MPH tape (heavy duty duct tape) over over the grommets to spread the load across the material. Only time will tell if it is going to hold up or not.The tarp is supposed to be 12 MILS thick but my measurements it is on 9 MILS thick. BUT DISCLAIMER!!!!!! The way that this tarp is made it is almost impossible to get a good measurement without cutting the tarp. The folded the edges over and may or may not have included a cord in the edge. To measure the tarp thickness, I picked a spot in the center, folded it onto itself, measured 0.018" and divided by two to get 0.009" inches. But the way that I measured the tarp thickness I was more likely to get a measurement that was thicker than the tarp as opposed to measuring thinner. For this reason I don't feel that I am being unfair including that information in my review.$100.00 for a tarp (20x20) isn't cheap so I am more than a little concerned that it won't hold up long term. I will edit this review as the tarp ages to provide additional feedback on how well it holds up.

I've bought from this seller before. My restored red 46 Willy's Trailer has a tarp I bought three years ago from this seller wrapped over it, (same size as the 6' x 8' I bought for my green 69 trailer).Let me tell you, I've bought other tarps that lasted perhaps 1 yr. before getting shredded by the harsh summer's and winter's here in the mountains Big Bear Cali., (elevation 7,300 ' above sea level) let alone driving highways and biways. And between the Sun, Rain, Ice, and snow. These tarps just don't get a break from the elements. The first pic shows the tarp is now about 3 yrs. old. on the 46 Willy's trailer. It's till kickin and NOT destroyed by the elements or road travel!The 2nd. pic depicts the NEW tarp, (same size as the old tarp) covering my green 69 utility trailer. I'll be restoring the 69 trailer this spring 2020 and I wanted to protect it before winter arrives. And they get here quick in the mountains and stick around longer than I'd like them too!I have full confidence in the seller and their product. If any tarp lasts a minimum of 2-3 yrs. buy it! I've bought expensive canvas tarps that didn't last more than 1 yr. in the elements here in the mountains! And the shipping was FAST! Holy smokes!

The tarp is not heavy duty. two of the rings came off just attaching it to conduit poles with wire ties. the tarp also tore when I was pulling it tight. The rings were half turned one way and the other half the other way. I am very Unsatisfied with this tarp.

It’s says rip resistant... but when I installed it it riped in two places. Holes on the tarp broke off. So much for extra heavy duty tarp.

We used this as a cover to a pergola type structure to shield us from the sun and/or rain and it was perfect.

This tarp is the best tarp I have ever owned, thick and pliable - seems to be extremely sturdy. I used it to wrap around a pop-up canopy for some temporary storage, looks great (for what it is). Rained the day after I set it up; I checked and it was bone dry inside. Time will tell. (I'll update if my initial assessment proves to be inaccurate.)

I put it on my pergolas, looks heavy duty.