Economy Tarps

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Trusted by Professionals As one of the nation's largest tarp suppliers, we carry a variety of products including light-duty, heavy-duty, and super heavy-duty tarps . Scroll down to view products Specifications Lightweight, multipurpose covers that can be used for all types of temporary applications Waterproof With grommets approximately every 24" all around the perimeter Colors available: Available in blue as well as brown/green reversible colors and leaf tarps available for easy-to-handle cleanup Feature Highlights Custom and Full Finished (Exact) sizes are available, please call 630-953-4700, email orders@tarpsupply.com , or click here to fill out this form. Show Popular Uses Popular Uses of Economy Tarps Camping, temporary roof repair, ground protection, & wood storage Close Show FAQs FAQs About Economy Tarps What are economy tarps? Economy tarps are made with lightweight, materials that are ideal for short-term or light-duty use. They are designed to provide basic protection from the elements and are often used for temporary shelter, covering outdoor equipment or materials, or as a drop cloth . What materials are used to make these tarps? Economy tarps are typically made from polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) , which allows for a lightweight material that is still, waterproof, and resistant to UV radiation. These materials are affordable and can be easily mass-produced, making them an excellent choice for light duty tarps. What sizes are available for these tarps? Tarp Supply Inc.® offers a wide range of sizes for economy tarps, ranging from small 5x7-foot tarps to large 100x100-foot tarps. Custom sizes are also available upon request. What colors are available for these tarps? Economy tarps are typically available in standard colors such as blue, green, silver, and brown. How are these tarps constructed? Economy tarps are typically constructed using a heat-sealed or sewn seam to join the individual pieces of material together. The aluminum grommets or