Canvas Tarp, 10 OZ./SQ. YD.

A 10 oz canvas tarp that protects or conceals equipment, supplies, and materials. The strong, breathable fabric is water and mildew resistant to help prevent condensation, remains flexible in low temperatures, and features double-stitched seams and hems with brass grommets around the perimeter.

Key features:

• 10 oz canvas; breathable and water/mildew resistant
• Helps prevent condensation; stays flexible in low temperatures
• Double-stitched seams and hems
• Brass grommets (3/8" ID) spaced approximately 24" apart

• Fabric weight: 10 oz
• Recommended use: PIMA recommended for storing Polyiso roof insulation
• Use cases: Protect or conceal equipment, supplies, and materials
• Fabric properties: Strong, breathable, water and mildew resistant
• Cold weather performance: Stays flexible in low temperatures
• Construction: All double-stitched seams and hems
• Grommet size: Brass, 3/8" ID
• Grommet spacing: Approximately 24" apart all around
• Finished size note (cut-sized): May finish 3–5% less than listed
• Standard color: Green
• Available sizes (options shown): 8 ft × 12 ft; 20 ft × 40 ft

Q: How should I secure the tarp without tearing the grommets?
A: Use the 3/8" ID brass grommets about every 24" with rope or straps; avoid over-tensioning and use multiple tie-down points to distribute load.

Q: Can I reduce condensation under the cover?
A: Yes. The breathable canvas helps moisture escape; keep the tarp slightly vented and avoid sealing it airtight to further limit condensation.

Q: What’s the best way to dry and store the tarp?
A: Brush off debris, allow it to fully air dry, then store in a cool, dry place loosely folded to discourage mildew growth.

Q: Is it safe to cover warm equipment?
A: Let hot surfaces cool before covering and maintain clearance around sharp or abrasive edges to prevent heat damage and wear.

Q: Can I re-treat the canvas for added water resistance?
A: When needed, apply a canvas-compatible water repellent following the manufacturer’s directions; test on a small area first.