Tarps

Harbor Freight tarps offer superior protection for your equipment, tools, and more. Waterproof design resists mold, rot & cracks. Made with extra-tough tear-resistant fabric. Harbor Freight Tools runs rigorous testing to ensure the tarps withstand extra-tough conditions like freezing temperatures.

TYPES OF TARPS

Tarps come in a wide variety of sizes, types, and thicknesses. Traditional tarp materials include canvas, polyester, nylon, polypropylene, or polyethylene. Tarps made with certain material have their own strengths and weaknesses. For example, polyethylene is more water resistant, or waterproof, than canvas or nylon tarps. Tarps are also known as tarpaulins. Tarps can be used to protect items from getting wet. With some DIY creativity, using tools such as cargo straps, tarps are useful tools for many different projects for the home and professional use.

When camping, a tarp can be used for many purposes like creating shade or rain protection. The most common use while camping is to place a tarp under a tent to keep the bottom of your tent clean and prevent the ground moisture from wetting the bottom of the tent.

Here are some Tarps to choose from:

• Heavy-Duty Tarps
• Medium-Duty Tarps
• Light-Duty General Purpose Tarps
• Ties & Straps

You’ll also find tarps suitable for many DIY applications. Whatever you do, do it for less at Harbor Freight.

5 FT. 6 IN. X 7 FT. 6 IN. BLUE ALL PURPOSE/WEATHER-RESISTANT TARP

Made of industrial-grade polyethylene, this 5 ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. all-purpose weather-resistant tarp provides extra-tough weather-resistant protection. The tarp's tight weave and lamination, double-strong rope reinforced hems, and rust resistant grommets will stand up to all kinds of weather, including freezing temperatures.

• Industrial-grade polyethylene tarp won't crack in freezing temperatures
• Tightly woven and laminated for extra-tough washable protection
• Double-strong rope-reinforced hems
• Rot and tear-resistant
• Rust-resistant grommets
• Waterproof

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