Wind Protection Tarps

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Trusted by Professionals Tarp Supply Inc.®'s tarps are commonly used to protect against wind damage. They are usually made of strong, heavy-duty materials that can withstand high winds and flying debris. Tarps can be placed over windows and doors, or they can be used to cover larger areas such as patios and decks. In addition to protection from the wind, tarps can also provide protection from rain , sun, and snow. They are an essential piece of equipment for anyone who wants to protect their property from the elements. Scroll down to view products Specifications Heavy duty Windproof Waterproof 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 Can be placed on windows, doors, patios, and decks Close Show FAQs Show FAQs What are wind protection tarps used for? These tarps are designed to provide a barrier against wind and to protect against debris, making them ideal for construction sites , outdoor events, and other areas where strong winds are common. What sizes do these tarps come in? Tarp Supply Inc.® offers wind protection tarps in a range of sizes, from 6 feet by 8 feet to 100 feet by 100 feet. What materials are these tarps made of? Wind protection tarps from Tarp Supply Inc. ® are made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) , which is a durable and tear-resistant material designed to withstand strong winds and protect against debris. How are these tarps secured? Wind protection tarps come with grommets around the edges that can be used to secure the tarp with bungee cords , ropes, or tie-down straps. In addition, some of our high-quality and heavy-duty tarps may have reinforced edges or other features to provide additional strength and stability (i.e. hurricane tarps). Are these tarps waterproof? We have variants that are 100% waterproof and some variants offering water resistance only. Are these tarps waterproof?