BLACK WATERPROOF CANVAS TARPS
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HEAVY DUTY POLYESTER CANVAS 100% Waterproof Material Finished Size: 6" or 3% less than stated size Weight: 15 oz/yd² 20 Mil Thickness Silicon Treated Highly UV Resistant Reinforced brass grommets Grommet Spacing (all sides): 24" approx. Ripstop Fabric Tear-Resistant Twice as strong as cotton canvas Dry finish… does not stain or have a strong chemical odor Breathable These polyester tarps are great for indoor or outdoor use. For natural/untreated canvas tarps, Click Here. Material is 100% Waterproof; however, stitching on the sewn seams may allow small amounts of moisture to penetrate if water pools over these areas. These tarps ship out within 1-2 business days. Heavy-Duty Waterproof Canvas Covers for Equipment, Storage, Construction, and Outdoor Protection Black Waterproof Canvas Tarps are designed for customers who need durable, long-lasting protection in demanding environments. Combining the rugged strength of canvas with enhanced waterproof performance, these tarps provide dependable coverage for equipment, machinery, building materials, vehicles, agricultural supplies, and outdoor storage applications. Their professional black appearance, heavy-duty construction, and weather-resistant design make them a popular choice for contractors, farmers, industrial facilities, transportation companies, and property owners. At Tarps Plus, our Black Waterproof Canvas Tarps are built to deliver reliable performance in both commercial and residential applications. Whether you're protecting valuable equipment from the elements, covering materials on a construction site, creating a weather-resistant work area, or maintaining long-term outdoor storage, these tarps offer dependable protection and exceptional durability. Unlike standard untreated canvas tarps that primarily provide breathability and water resistance, waterproof canvas tarps are specially treated or coated to help prevent water penetration. This additional protection makes them ideal for applications where exposure
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