Heavy Duty White Tarps
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White tarps are 10 mil heavy duty waterproof poly tarps built for carport and canopy replacement, backyard, and all-weather cover. Unlike silver or silver/black tarps, white passes more light — so it's noticeably brighter underneath — and the clean white color gives carports, canopies, and patios a more elegant, finished look. Made by Sigman from woven reinforced polyethylene with UV-resistant coating on both sides, these are heavier than most white tarps on the market and true to thickness, weight, and size. White is one of three 10 mil colors in the MyTarp poly family, the bright, light-friendly alternative to the heat-reflective silver and the light-blocking silver/black. Popular white tarp sizes Shop the most-ordered heavy duty white tarp sizes for carport and canopy replacement, backyard, and patio covers — or browse all 25 sizes from 5' x 7' up to 40' x 60'. 8' x 10' White Tarp — equipment & small covers 10' x 10' White Tarp — canopy & gazebo tops 10' x 20' White Tarp — carport replacement 12' x 12' White Tarp — patio & backyard cover 12' x 20' White Tarp — carport & canopy cover 16' x 20' White Tarp — large shade cover 20' x 20' White Tarp — large canopy top 20' x 30' White Tarp — oversized cover 20' x 40' White Tarp — big carport & event cover Best uses Carport & canopy replacement — re-cover carport and canopy frames with a brighter, cleaner top Backyard & patio — shade and cover with a clean, elegant white look Brighter work/shade areas — white lets more light through, so it's lighter underneath than silver or black Equipment & outdoor cover — durable 10 mil all-weather protection Events & display — a neutral white surface for a polished appearance Quick specifications Material: Sigman 3-ply woven reinforced polyethylene Thickness: True 10 mil — heavier than most white tarps on the market Color: White on both sides Weave count: 14 x 14 Fabric weight: 5.5 oz/sq yd UV protection: UV-resistant coating on both sides Grommets
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