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Value Brand 12 x 16 ft 10.5 mil Polyethylene Heavy Duty Tarp Silver/Black
Heavy-duty polyethylene tarp measuring 12 x 16 ft cut size with 10.5 mil thickness, heat-sealed seams, aluminium grommets every 18 in, and waterproof, UV, mildew and tear resistance
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- Heavy-duty 10.5 mil polyethylene resists tears and mildew
- Finished size 11 ft 4 in by 15 ft 6 in covers large areas
- Heat-sealed seams with rope reinforcement add edge strength
- Aluminium grommets every 18 in provide secure tie-down points
- Waterproof silver/black surface blocks UV and repels moisture
12 x 16 ft Heavy Duty Polyethylene Tarp
This silver and black tarp is built from 10.5 mil polyethylene for demanding outdoor coverage. It serves contractors, farmers and homeowners who need a reliable waterproof barrier for equipment, materials or temporary shelter. The heat sealed seams and rope reinforced edges add strength where stress concentrates.
Aluminium Grommets at 18 in Spacing
Rust resistant aluminium grommets run every 18 inches along the perimeter, giving multiple tie down options for secure fastening. The finished dimensions of 11 ft 4 in by 15 ft 6 in are smaller than the cut size, so plan coverage accordingly. Mildew, tear and UV resistance extend service life in exposed conditions.
5.4 oz/sq yd Fabric Weight for Heavy Duty Use
At this weight the tarp handles sustained wind, rain and sun without tearing, making it suitable for long term site protection or seasonal storage. It is not breathable, so condensation can build underneath sealed items. Buyers needing fire retardant ratings or high visibility colours should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 10.5 mil polyethylene resists tears and mildew
- Finished size 11 ft 4 in by 15 ft 6 in covers large areas
- Heat-sealed seams with rope reinforcement add edge strength
- Aluminium grommets every 18 in provide secure tie-down points
- Waterproof silver/black surface blocks UV and repels moisture
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
How often should the aluminum grommets be checked for wear when the tarp is used continuously?
Inspect the aluminum grommets every few weeks for corrosion or elongation, especially at the 18 in spacing points where stress concentrates.
Which limit appears first when the tarp is left in direct sun for weeks?
UV resistance delays degradation, but the 10.5 mil polyethylene will eventually become brittle and lose tear strength before the heat‑sealed seams fail.
How hot does the silver surface get compared to the black side under all‑day sun?
The silver side reflects more radiant heat, keeping the covered area cooler, while the black underside absorbs more heat and can become noticeably warmer to the touch.
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