SOL [1 Meter] Small Tarpaulin Waterproof Heavy Duty 85cm x 100cm Multipurpose Tarp, Durable Cover Sheet Camping, Garden Shade Covering Small Items, 4x Corner Eyelets Easy Installation and Tie

I was looking for a ‘sit mat’ for 1 - 2 people that I can take with me in any bag - this fits the bill perfectly - really good quality, and packs super small/ light! After receiving my first one, I was so delighted that I bought another 2.

Exactly as described good quality

I used this product to temporarily cover an opening on a tile while I get round to replacing said tile.The tarpaulin is a good decent size - I didn't needa humongous one, just something that could be cut to size and easy to manage.This does just that, although I did expect for the tarpaulin to be little thicker. It is quite thin actually so I doubt whether it will be good enough for a heavy outdoor setting. But for my use case indoors, it was adequate.It is completely waterproof and so no sign of water seeping through. The top coating material which gives the blue colour is fragile - I taped some duck tape over the top of the tarp and wanted to remove it again to reposition it. Some of the coating came off from the tarp as a result, however it has not affected its waterproof functionality.Adequate.But not ideal for heavy duty outdoor usage.

Just what I needed to protect the boot area of my car.

A great product for the price

I tried to pull the tarp over my festival trolley and the sewn strip ripped straight away. I thought tarpaulin was supposed to be string. Not fit for purpose. A shame really as I only ordered the tarpaulin as it was a good size and suitable for my festival trolley.

bought these for shower whilst was having bathroom refit so no workers could scratch the new shower base, i have also used for hair cutting under the chair . they arnt very big but thats what i wanted, would say ok for price.

Thought I had found an ideal use for these small tarpaulins. However 8 months since using them to cover large bags of firewood the weather has taken its toll. Both tarpaulins have holes in them and in picture 2 the white areas are showing where more holes will appear soon. The tarpaulins are not in contact with the wood and were used to enhance the plastic cover already over the wood so I am assuming that the plastic the tarpaulins are made of is not UV proof and consequently they are breaking down due to the weather. I don't think these are ideal for prolonged use outdoors.