Heavy Duty Blue Tarps - Made in USA

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These are heavy-duty blue tarps made in the USA — true 10 mil poly tarps (blue poly tarpaulins) woven from 3-ply reinforced polyethylene , roughly twice as thick as the 3–5 mil blue tarps you'll find imported. UV-coated on both sides and fitted with brass grommets , this is the thick, American-made version of the familiar blue roofing tarp: built to last longer in the sun and wind, and made for jobs that call for a stronger, domestically produced cover. Built and shipped from Marietta, GA, they come in 23 sizes from 8′ × 10′ up to 100′ × 100′ — a go-to heavy-duty blue tarp for roofing and emergency roof tarps, hurricane relief, construction cover, and military or equipment protection , including projects that require Made-in-USA materials. Quick Specifications Origin: Made in USA — Buy America ready Material: 3-ply woven reinforced polyethylene (poly) Thickness: 10 mil (true, measured — not inflated) UV protection: Coated on both sides Color: Blue Grommets: Brass, spaced approximately every 2 ft Sizes: 8′ × 10′ through 100′ × 100′ (23 options) Note: Listed dimensions are cut size; finished size is up to 3% (or 6 in.) smaller, whichever is larger Best Uses Roofing & emergency roof tarps — durable, waterproof storm and seasonal roof protection Hurricane & disaster relief — a longer-lasting alternative to thin imported blue tarps Construction cover — jobsite, material, and equipment protection Military & equipment covers — ideal where Made-in-USA materials are required Made in the USA & Buy America Ready Every tarp in this collection is manufactured in the USA , which makes it a fit for federal, state, military, and prevailing-wage projects that require domestically produced (Buy America / Buy American) materials. From disaster-relief roofing to construction staging and equipment cover, you get an American-made heavy-duty blue tarp that meets domestic-sourcing requirements where imported tarps fall short. Need documentation for a specific contract or so

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