Canvas Tarp 18 oz. Heavy Duty Waterproof UV Resistant, Rustproof Grommets, Industrial & Commercial Use Cloth Tarp (Cut Size: 6x8, Finished Size: 56x76, Tan)

I received this today; I needed a smaller one after having bought a larger one, which arrived in perfect condition. This smaller one arrived in original packaging covered in mold—both sides. I’ll keep it and clean it, but I never expected it would arrive in this condition.

the wind just did them in, used for camping

This product we use to cover the stunt pads at Old Tucson. Very Durable and Resistant. Not like your average tarp at all. Weather proof and strong

They said it doesnt hold moisture, so why am I seeing mold? It hasnt being a year yet. So that means it isnt 100% waterproof. The mold started to eat the tarp so I tried cleaning it after which it started to leak. Very upsetting.

I dont have enough covered storage space for my equipment so I purchased this Whiteduck Canvas Tarp to supplement the open shed. My reason for purchasing this is that it is waterproof and heavy duty, and much less expensive than replacing or repairing the equipment, so I purchased the best that I could afford. The only difficulty is the grommets are a little further in from the edges than other tarps and makes it a little more difficult to get the hooks of bungee straps in the grommets, but on the flip side it makes it much more difficult for the wind to loosen the straps from the tarp! Im very glad I made this purchase!

This canvas made it through the winter of winds and rain. We dont get snow and I live in CA so the weather allowed it to dry and heat up. I think it is the best canvas I have EVER had! It is not oily, yet repels water. My horses arent afraid of it because it holds tight to the structure. The stitching is reinforcing with double the fabric in the grommet areas and I have it tied down using ratcheted tie downs in the holes. The holes are holding up very nicely. Time will tell. The heat is what usually destroys my covers so we will see.

I bought a LARGE Brushmaster-brand wood chipper, paying over $1,000 for it; therefore I wanted to protect it from the elements. The size of the wood chipper makes it not easy to move about my yard, at least not by hand. Neither do I have appropriate storage room in my shed for it. I am stuck leaving the chipper in my back yard. With this much of an investment, I wanted to prevent rain from going down into the shredder via the hopper. When I received this canvas, it fit very nicely over the entire shredder. The canvas is well-made and is, no doubt, absolutely great for what I need it for, including protecting it from UV rays. The beauty of having canvas, as opposed to tarps, is that it will probably last my lifetime and be very useful protecting other items should I find the need to do so. Tarps eventually wear out in short order; not so with canvas. You pay a little more for canvas, but as the saying goes, You get what you pay for. Actually, this canvas was not overpriced. It was a great deal, and it is from this company that I will deal with should I need more canvas (I have a 14 X 7 open trailer that I will probably be purchasing canvas for, so I am glad I found this company and even more glad that I found this well-manufactured product. I could not be happier.

Quality Quality Quality

Used this tarp for the sides of a DIY rooftop tent. The canvas was heavyweight/durable and better than any other canvas fabric options that I found in stores or online. Before using it, I attempted to season the tarp by leaving it outside during a rainy week but it was already quite water resistant right from the start. Overall, it was exactly what I was looking for. It stayed put, kept out sunlight/vehicle lights and protected me from the wind, rain and snow. Also, even before adding bubble foil insulation within the tent, it kept me quite warm. I’m happy I went with my gut and made this purchase.

I bought this as a replacement for the gazebo/pergola cover that shredded with mild winds. I live in the desert and even in our monsoon season, we dont get enough rain or wind to warrant getting the best material. But the hot sun severely brittles the threads on most covers and finding the exact right size on a tent shape can be difficult. So I bit the bullet and got an oversized unit. Absolutely no regrets. This thing was so heavy, I had to use a combination of clamps and broomsticks to lift it onto my pergola frame on my own. Its been fantastic and seeing it barely budge against winds has been so satisfying. I see it lasting a very long time.