Tarpaulin (canvas) with grommets around the perimeter, 250 grams per square meter.

Laminated, UV sun-resistant, made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) yarns. Waterproof, highly durable tarpaulin suitable for protecting boats, items, and goods from weather conditions such as rain, humidity, and sunlight. Ideal for agricultural uses, such as covering timber, grains, or cotton, and for protecting cars, recreational boats, and machinery.

Ideal for covering in markets and fairs, protecting stalls from sun and rain.

• Grommets every 50 centimeters.

A tarpaulin is a large sheet of flexible, water-resistant material, often made from plastics like polyethylene PE, PVC, or polyester. They are sold in rectangular sheets or in rolls.

The quality and lifespan of the tarpaulin depend on its thickness, which is measured by weight per square meter.

Modern tarpaulins are made from woven polyethylene in grams ranging from 50-250 gr/m². Ideal for covering tools, boats, and temporary structures.

Tarpaulins 450-1100 gr/m² are used for constructions that withstand strong winds.

The durability of tarpaulins varies with weight, with a life expectancy ranging from 18 to 36 months depending on weather conditions.

Tarpaulins have reinforced metal washers at the corners and along the sides to form attachment points for rope.

They are used for protection against wind, rain, and sunlight during constructions or after disasters, and for cargo protection.