Blue Poly Tarps - Volume Discounts

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Light Duty Polyethylene Finished Size: 6" or 3% allowed tolerance from stated size Weight: 3.5 oz/yd² Thickness: 6 mils Grommet Spacing (all sides): 36" approx. Fiber Thickness: 1000 denier Mesh Count: 8x8 /in² Waterproof and UV resistant Color may vary Tarps are acid, mildew, and tear resistant along with having arctic flexibility and a rope reinforced hem. These tarps ship out within 1-2 business days. Want to know more about our shipping? Guide to Blue Poly Tarp Applications A lot of people use blue poly tarps because they’re cheap, yet multi-purpose. These tarps are economy grade, so they’re only recommended for light-duty applications. They cannot withstand constant exposure to the elements. If you need a cover to be used for more than three months, we suggest getting the heavy-duty ones. But you can certainly use a blue poly tarp for short-term applications. Simply store the tarp after use so it’ll be ready for another time. Whether used in disaster relief operations or camping, blue poly tarps make great makeshift tents. They are very lightweight so they're easy to set up. Blue poly tarps can be used for covering various materials, supplies and equipment, but we do not recommend these for use on items with sharp edges. Do not use these for covering materials like glass, wires, rocks, or branches. When used inappropriately, the blue tarp might get punctured. We suggest getting thicker covers for such materials. Here are some of the items and properties that can be covered by blue poly tarps: Boats Swimming pools Barbeque grills Buildings (ongoing construction) Motorcycles Poly tarps will eventually get worn out. When this happens, do not just throw them away. Remember that poly tarps are made of polyethylene—the most common plastic. Go green and ask about tarp recycling programs in your area. Qualities of Blue Poly Tarps Blue poly tarps are an economy grade tarp. The typical weave count of a blue poly tarp is 8 x 8, but here at Tarps Plus, we offer ones with a