High-Quality Untreated Canvas Tarps
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Trusted by Professionals Tarp Supply Inc.® Natural Untreated Canvas Tarps are made with 100% duck cotton . In fact, natural canvas is a standard material used for painter's drop cloths . Untreated canvas tarps can be utilized for painting projects large and small, as well as for many other applications. Looking for a water-resistant canvas tarp? Please check out treated canvas tarps available in different weights (strength) and colors such as the 16 oz treated canvas tarps (colors available: green, mustard tan, brown, olive drab) and 18 oz treated canvas tarps (colors available: mustard tan and olive drab). Scroll down to view products Specifications Industrial Standard Cut Size ( Finished size is 6-9 or 5-7% less after folding the edges and hemming them ) 100% woven duck cotton; 10 oz per square yard Not resistant to water or mildew because it's all-natural and doesn't contain chemicals Rust-resistant heavy-duty brass grommets every 24 in on all sides and corners Double-stitched seams and hems for extra strength Breathable covers for items where condensation buildup underneath would be an issue Some sizes are made to order 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 Painters Drop Cloth, Equipment, and Tools Cover, For Canvas Art Close Show FAQs Show FAQs What are untreated natural canvas tarps? Untreated canvas tarps are made of duck cotton fabric that is tightly woven and left untreated, without any chemical treatments or coatings. What sizes are available for untreated natural canvas tarps? Tarp Supply Inc. ® offers high-quality untreated canvas tarps in a variety of sizes, ranging from 5 feet by 7 feet to 35 feet by 35 feet. Can untreated natural canvas tarps be used for outdoor purposes? No, untreated canvas tarps are not suitable for outdoor use, as they are not resistant to water. You may want to check o
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