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Value Brand Standard Duty Tarp 2ZJ49 19 ft x 19 ft 6 in 5.1 Mil Blue
Standard-duty polyethylene tarp measuring 19 ft by 19 ft 6 in with heat-sealed seams, aluminium grommets every 36 in and flame, mildew, tear and UV resistance
- TypeTarps
- 19 ft x 19 ft 6 in finished size covers large areas
- 1 mil polyethylene thickness provides standard-duty protection
- Heat-sealed seams and rope-reinforced edges resist tearing
- Aluminum grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- Waterproof, UV, mildew and flame resistant for outdoor use
Standard Duty Tarp 19 ft x 19 ft 6 in
This polyethylene tarp provides waterproof coverage for equipment, materials, or outdoor areas. It suits homeowners, contractors, and agricultural users needing reliable weather protection. The blue colour offers basic visibility without high-visibility certification.
Upgrades from lighter sheeting
The 5.1 mil thickness and 3.5 oz/sq yd weight deliver greater tear resistance than economy tarps. Heat-sealed seams and rope-reinforced edges prevent splitting under load. The jump is worth it when covering sharp-edged loads or when the cover must survive repeated seasonal use.
Simple grommet installation
Aluminium grommets spaced every 36 in accept rope, bungee cords, or zip ties for fast tie-down. Lay the tarp flat before securing to avoid wind pockets that stress the corners. The finished size is 19 ft x 19 ft 6 in, slightly smaller than the 20 x 20 ft cut size, so plan coverage accordingly.
Highlights
- 19 ft x 19 ft 6 in finished size covers large areas
- 1 mil polyethylene thickness provides standard-duty protection
- Heat-sealed seams and rope-reinforced edges resist tearing
- Aluminum grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- Waterproof, UV, mildew and flame resistant for outdoor use
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
How much space does the 19 ft by 19 ft 6 in finished size actually cover?
The finished dimensions are 19 ft long by 19 ft 6 in wide, cut from a 20 x 20 ft sheet before heat-sealed edges reduce it slightly.
What is the correct way to secure the aluminum grommets spaced 36 in apart?
Thread rope through every grommet and tension evenly; skipping grommets concentrates load and tears the 5.1 mil polyethylene.
When should I replace this standard-duty tarp?
Replace it once UV exposure makes the blue polyethylene brittle or the heat-sealed seams start to delaminate.
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