Kotap
Kotap 10 ft x 12 ft Poly Tarpaulin, Blue
A 10 ft by 12 ft blue poly tarp with an 8x8 weave and 4.5 mil thickness for general outdoor covering
- TypeCanopies, Coverings & Outdoor Structures
- 10 ft x 12 ft coverage protects large outdoor areas
- 8x8 weave count delivers tear-resistant durability
- 5 mil thickness withstands wind and rain
- Blue poly material reflects sunlight to reduce heat
- Economy utility tarp suits temporary shelter needs
10 ft by 12 ft Poly Tarpaulin
The Kotap TRA1012 is a blue polyethylene tarp sized at 10 ft by 12 ft. It features an 8x8 weave count and a 4.5 mil material gauge. This economy utility tarp is built for general outdoor covering tasks around the home.
Homeowners needing basic weather protection
This tarp suits homeowners looking for a lightweight cover for firewood, equipment or temporary shelter. The 4.5 mil thickness is not intended for heavy-duty construction sites or long-term industrial exposure. Buyers who need reinforced corners or a heavier gauge should look at a different grade.
4.5 mil gauge and 8x8 weave
The material gauge and weave density determine the tarp's tear resistance and lifespan. A 4.5 mil poly tarp handles seasonal use but will degrade faster under constant UV load than a heavy-duty alternative. Check the gauge matches the durability your project requires.
Highlights
- 10 ft x 12 ft coverage protects large outdoor areas
- 8x8 weave count delivers tear-resistant durability
- 5 mil thickness withstands wind and rain
- Blue poly material reflects sunlight to reduce heat
- Economy utility tarp suits temporary shelter needs
Specifications
| Brand | KOTAP |
|---|---|
| Type | Canopies, Coverings & Outdoor Structures |
Questions about this item
How long before the 4.5 mil polyethylene weave needs replacing under regular sun exposure?
The 4.5 mil thickness and 8x8 weave provide standard homeowner-grade durability; lifespan varies with UV intensity and how tightly the tarp is secured.
What fails first when the 10x12 tarp is left tensioned in wind for weeks?
The reinforced corner grommets and hemmed edges typically show stress before the poly sheet itself tears under sustained wind load.
Does the blue poly material get hot or noisy when covering a roof all day?
The lightweight 4.5 mil sheet transmits some solar heat but stays flexible; wind flap is the main noise source, reduced by tying all grommets down snugly.
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