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Value Brand Tarp 40 x 60 ft 5.1 mil Polyethylene Standard Duty Transparent
Standard-duty polyethylene tarp measuring 40 by 60 ft cut size with a finished size of 38 ft 6 in by 59 ft, 5.1 mil thick and waterproof
- TypeTarps
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- Heat-sealed seams and rope reinforcement resist tearing
- Aluminum grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- UV and mildew resistance extends outdoor life
- Finished size 38 ft 6 in x 59 ft covers large areas
Cut size and finished dimensions
This polyethylene tarp is cut to 40 x 60 ft and finishes at 38 ft 6 in by 59 ft after heat-sealed seams. It is built for general-purpose coverage where a lightweight, waterproof sheet is required. The transparent material allows light transmission while shielding the area beneath.
Upgrade from lighter sheets
The 5.1 mil thickness and 3.4 oz/sq yd fabric weight provide a step up from economy tarps that tear quickly in wind. Aluminium grommets spaced every 36 in and rope-reinforced edges make it worth choosing when tie-down points must survive repeated tension. Buyers who need a heavier industrial grade or insulated cover will find this standard-duty model insufficient.
Coverage capacity and limits
The finished dimensions cover large equipment, wood piles or temporary shelters with a single sheet. Waterproof, mildew-resistant and UV-resistant construction handles extended outdoor exposure. It is not breathable, so condensation can build underneath, and the standard-duty rating means it will not withstand sharp abrasion or heavy snow loads.
Highlights
- Waterproof polyethylene shields equipment from rain
- Heat-sealed seams and rope reinforcement resist tearing
- Aluminum grommets every 36 in allow secure tie-down
- UV and mildew resistance extends outdoor life
- Finished size 38 ft 6 in x 59 ft covers large areas
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
How much smaller is the finished size compared to the 40 x 60 ft cut size?
The finished dimensions are 38 ft 6 in by 59 ft, so the tarp shrinks about 1 ft 6 in in width and 1 ft in length after heat sealing.
What is the correct way to secure the aluminum grommets spaced every 36 in?
Thread rope or bungee cords through each grommet and tension evenly; the common mistake is skipping grommets, which concentrates wind load and tears the polyethylene.
When should I replace this 5.1 mil standard-duty tarp?
Replace it once the transparent polyethylene becomes brittle, loses its waterproof coating, or shows tears that exceed the heat-sealed seam reinforcement.
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