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Value Brand Tarp 20 x 30 ft 5.1 mil Polyethylene Standard Duty
A 20 by 30 ft transparent polyethylene tarp with heat-sealed seams, aluminium grommets every 36 in and 5.1 mil thickness for waterproof, UV and mildew resistance
- TypeTarps
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- UV-resistant coating extends outdoor lifespan
- Tear-resistant weave with heat-sealed seams prevents rips
- Aluminium grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- Finished size 19 ft x 29 ft 4 in covers large areas
Transparent Polyethylene Coverage
This transparent polyethylene tarp measures 20 x 30 ft cut size with a finished size of 19 ft x 29 ft 4 in. The 5.1 mil thickness and 3.4 oz/sq yd fabric weight provide standard duty protection. Heat sealed seams and rope reinforced edges add durability for general outdoor use.
Upgrade From Thinner Tarps
The 5.1 mil thickness replaces lighter covers that tear quickly in wind or sun. Aluminum grommets spaced 36 in apart improve tie down security compared to wider spacing. The jump is worth it when you need waterproof, mildew resistant, and UV resistant performance for seasonal exposure.
Standard Duty Limits
Standard duty rating means this tarp is not designed for heavy industrial loads or permanent structural coverage. The transparent material does not block light for high visibility or shaded applications. Breathable and insulated properties are absent, limiting use in condensation sensitive or temperature controlled environments.
Highlights
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- UV-resistant coating extends outdoor lifespan
- Tear-resistant weave with heat-sealed seams prevents rips
- Aluminium grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- Finished size 19 ft x 29 ft 4 in covers large areas
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
How much smaller is the finished tarp than the 20 x 30 ft cut size?
The finished dimensions are 19 ft by 29 ft 4 in, so the tarp is about 1 ft narrower and 8 in shorter than the cut size after heat‑sealed seams.
What is the correct way to secure the aluminum grommets spaced 36 in apart?
Thread rope or bungee through every grommet and tension evenly; skipping grommets or pulling only the corners concentrates stress and tears the 5.1 mil polyethylene.
When should this standard‑duty 3.4 oz/sq yd tarp be replaced?
Replace it once the transparent polyethylene turns brittle, develops pinholes, or the heat‑sealed seams begin to separate, as the material is not breathable or insulated.
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