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Value Brand Standard Duty Tarp 9 ft 6 in x 11 ft 4 in 5.1 Mil Blue
Standard-duty polyethylene tarp, 9 ft 6 in by 11 ft 4 in, waterproof, UV and tear resistant with aluminium grommets every 36 in
- TypeTarps
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- Heat-sealed seams and rope-reinforced edges resist tearing
- Aluminium grommets every 36 in simplify secure tie-down
- UV- and mildew-resistant fabric extends outdoor life
- Standard-duty 5.1 mil thickness balances strength and handling
Standard Duty Tarp 9 ft 6 in x 11 ft 4 in
This standard duty tarp measures 9 ft 6 in by 11 ft 4 in finished size with a 5.1 mil thickness. It is made from polyethylene with heat sealed seams and rope reinforced edges. Aluminum grommets are spaced every 36 in for secure tie down points. The blue and green cover is waterproof and resists mildew, tears and UV exposure.
Upgrade from lighter sheeting
This tarp replaces thinner plastic sheeting that rips in wind or degrades quickly in sunlight. The 5.1 mil thickness and rope reinforced hem give it the strength for repeated outdoor use. The jump is worth it when you need a cover that survives seasonal weather rather than a single storm.
Check grommet spacing and finished size
Verify that the 36 in grommet spacing matches your frame or tie down points before ordering. Confirm the finished dimensions of 9 ft 6 in by 11 ft 4 in fit the area you intend to cover. Note the material is not breathable so trapped moisture can condense underneath.
Highlights
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- Heat-sealed seams and rope-reinforced edges resist tearing
- Aluminium grommets every 36 in simplify secure tie-down
- UV- and mildew-resistant fabric extends outdoor life
- Standard-duty 5.1 mil thickness balances strength and handling
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
What are the finished dimensions and grommet spacing of this tarp?
The finished size is 9 ft 6 in by 11 ft 4 in with aluminum grommets spaced 36 in apart.
How should I secure this tarp and what is the common mistake?
Thread rope or bungees through the aluminum grommets every 36 in; the mistake is skipping grommets, which concentrates wind load and tears the polyethylene.
When will the UV resistance wear off and what maintenance is needed?
UV resistance degrades over time; inspect the blue polyethylene for brittleness each season and replace the tarp when the material cracks or tears.
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