Super Heavy Duty 16 Mil Brown Poly Tarp Cover - Thick Waterproof, UV Resistant, Rip and Tear Proof Tarpaulin with Grommets and Reinforced Edges - by Xpose Safety (5' x 7')

This tarp worked out great for my woodpile. It’s the right width to cover the pile two 16” sticks deep, with about 8” draping over. I secure it with big washers and screws into the ends of the logs, then remove them as the pile goes down. The brown color is nice because it doesn’t call attention to the pile, like those hideous blue things. It’s also VERY thick and heavy duty, so it should last a while. I would buy this again!

Edit: it's been a little over 2 years that we placed this overtop the run-in. And its still in perfect condition!!! No tears, no leaks, no nothing. I'm amazed at how well a tarp holds up, as long as you actually invest the money in buying a quality tarp. Since we paid the money for the this tarp, we decided to just let this tarp run its life course opposed to investing in the barn roof replacement. We maybe consider that once this tarp kicks the bucket but I honestly don't see that happening anytime soon. Definitely worth the buy if you're looking for a serious tarp.Weve been using this to cover the roof of a in-field 3 stall horse run. The roof was leaking in several places and the roof replacement would be quite costly opposed to using a tarp so we decided to give this a try until we get the funds up for a permanent roof fix. Anytime it would rain , the horses would cause the inside to get tracked up pretty good bc of the moist ground .One of the stalls had been converted into a chicken coop so we also desperately needed to keep a dry coop instead of it constantly getting moist when it rained.. And a couple of beams were starting to show the water damage to we didnt want this to progress. It was a bit of a struggle getting it all laid out with the huge size we had to order being its pretty heavy . but once we got it in place and strapped down...it has worked great. We placed bricks on top of the roof around the edges in various spots to prevent wind from being able to get underneath the tarp . and we have not had any issues. The barn has dramatically made a change. The smell, and general feel has did a complete 180. Everything is very dry now. The tarp has done the job and does not allow any more leaks to take place . the grommets have not tore. And during windy days we don't notice any flailing around anywhere in the tarp. I think tarps in general succumb to damage easier when they are used in such a setting where wind is able to get underneath them and put alot of strain on them. But for our needs...this had been a temporary lifesaver

I used one to cover the roof on a shed for years and it's holding up amazingly well. Through cold, windy and snowy winters and hot summers. It's 16 MIL thickness makes it a long lasting tarp that will protect whatever you are covering. I bought another one to cover outdoor machinery and am confident it will do the job.

Well it is a very good tarp. It is not however, "rip and tear proof." I bought two of them in the summer of 2021. They have started this year to tear away from the gauntlets that you tie them down with after three years of daily use over my parking shed. But then again any non duck canvas tarp would also do this over this much time. So it is fair to say this is a very strong and good tarp for use. I am ordering two more to replace the two I bought in 2021.

Fully covers my boat. Withstood 60 mph. gusts and 3 inches rain..

heavy tarp -- good

Very good product

Using is as a ground cover to setup my tent. The tarp provides an extra layer of moisture control but more importantly its thickness provides protection from rocks and sticks.