Waterproof Tarps Hanjet 15′ x 20′ 5-mil Thick Rain Covers Drop Cloths Camping Tents Blue – Perfect for Backpacking, Camping, Shelter, Shade, Ground Cover
May 4, 2018 - Comment
Hanjet Waterproof Multi-purposed Tarp
The Hanjet Waterproof Tarp made from a tight polyethylene weave which provides super durability and flexible solution to all of your covering needs.
It can be used as protection for boats, cars or motor vehicles. Camping tarpaulin provides shelter for these elements, wind, rain or sunlight for campers, such as an emergency roof patch material for homeowners; as a temporary pickup truck bed cover, and for a ground or drop sheet.
Reinforced Edges and Rust-Resistant Grommets
All edges are heat-sealed and reinforced with polyethylene rope. Heavy-duty rust-resistant grommets provide extended durability and the ability to securely tie it down. This tarp is great for covering a floor area or keeping items protected from the elements.
Many Uses in the Yard and Camping
Other uses included using is as a makeshift shelter, covering a boat, keeping firewood dry, and providing shade. The amount of uses are nearly endless for this product!
Note: Mil is the thickness of the material, one mil=0.0254mm; All full sizes, no “cut sizes”.
Warning: Flammable. This product will ignite and burn if brought into contact with an open flame.
Product Features
- Rope reinforced edges
- Size 15 X 20-Feet
- Rust resistant grommets every 3 to 4-Feet
- Industrial capped double reinforced corners
- Shrink proof, Waterproof, Rot, Rust and Mildew resistant
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Nice Thin Tarp for Light Usage Like anything else on here, ratings will be based on expectation and product usage. I purchased this tarp for temporary cover while hunting. It works great for that. However, itâs not super thick, so I wouldnât recommend using this as a weather-resistant, heavy-duty tarp to cover patio furniture for 3 months during the winter (for example). Itâs just not designed for that.
Substantial tarp…. These tarps are wonderful. The contractors working at our house were using cheaper thinner tarps which kept tearing as they walked on them, letting sheet rock dust get through to the carpeting. These are so substantial that it’s highly unlikely that they’d rip unless extreme force was used. They have grommets so you can secure them, or tie them down. Tarps aren’t an exciting purchase so there’s really nothing exciting to say about them. However, the higher price is money well spent, since…
This tarp did awesome! It went above our tent for a rainy … This tarp did awesome! It went above our tent for a rainy camping trip and did a perfect job at keeping us dry! No issues with the strong winds, held up like a champ. ð