Water-Resistant Treated Canvas Fabrics
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Trusted by Professionals Tarp Supply Inc. ® offers industry-standard, high-quality Treated Canvas Fabrics that can be used for outdoors , construction, painting, floor covering, and much more. We carry treated and untreated all-natural canvas of multiple colors and weights (strength) to meet your needs. Scroll down to view products Specifications Industry Standard Cut Size ( Finished size is about 6-9 inches or 5-7% less than the listed size after folding over the edges and hemming them in ) Treated canvas tarps contain oil and silicon chemicals treated to resist water and mildew ( untreated canvas tarps are not) 100% woven duck cotton, the material can shrink 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 Show Popular Uses Contractor covers, windbreaker, and tool covers, Machinery, equipment, and tractor covers, Building material, lumber, steel, and other metal covers, Breathable weather covers for anything that condensation build-up would be a problem, Floor covers (for painters, untreated canvas tarps recommended) Designed for outdoor use as the treatment gives off an odor and may leave stains/residue, including when used in direct contact with other products. Close Show FAQs Show FAQs What is a treated canvas fabric? A treated canvas fabric is a heavy-duty fabric made from 100% Duck Cotton that has been treated with silicon to make it resistant to water, mildew, and other types of damage. Our fabrics meet industry standards for being water-resistant canvas fabrics. What sizes are available for treated fabrics? Tarp Supply Inc. ® offers treated fabrics in a range of sizes from 60” by 1 yd. to 60” by 100 yds. They are also available in different colors like olive drab, green, brown, and more. What is the weight of a treated canvas fabric? The weight of treated canvas fabrics from Tarp Supply Inc. ® ranges from 10 ounces per squar
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