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Supplied as a Single Tarpaulin Cotton Canvas tarpaulin blended with polyester yarn for superior rip stop properties; any tears tend to be localised as the polyester yarn stops the tear runningA heavy weight material chemically treated ensuring it...£18.50 - £358.60 (Inc. VAT)£15.42 - £298.83 (Ex. VAT)
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Our water resistant Heavy Weight Canvas tarpaulins are manufactured from single filled cotton duck. Imported from India, these heavyweight sheets are 18oz before proofing, resulting in a robust finished weight of 18oz after wax treatment...£15.16 - £351.06 (Inc. VAT)£12.63 - £292.55 (Ex. VAT)
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Our water resistant Heavy Weight Canvas tarpaulins are manufactured from single filled cotton duck. Imported from India, these heavyweight sheets are 15oz before proofing, resulting in a robust finished weight...£26.62 - £499.02 (Inc. VAT)£22.18 - £415.85 (Ex. VAT)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Canvas Tarps Worth it?
Canvas tarps are a worthwhile investment due to their durability, breathability, and water resistance. Unlike plastic alternatives, canvas sheets allow air circulation, which reduces condensation and helps prevent mould. They are ideal for long-term use, covering machinery, vehicles, or market stalls, whilst also providing reliable protection against rain and dust.
What is the Difference Between Canvas and Tarpaulin?
The term tarpaulin refers to any protective cover, while canvas tarpaulins are made from heavy-duty cotton fabric that is wax-processed for water resistance. Compared to plastic or poly tarps, canvas sheets are more breathable, reducing the risk of trapped moisture, and are better suited for long-term applications in demanding environments.
How Long Will a Canvas Tarp Last Outdoors?
A canvas sheet can last for several years outdoors, depending on exposure to the elements and maintenance. Regular weathering, proper fastening, and re-treating with waterproofing solutions will extend its lifespan. Unlike plastic tarps, canvas tarpaulins are less likely to crack or degrade under UV exposure.
How Do I Make a Canvas Tarp Waterproof?
Our canvas tarps are already wax-processed for water resistance, but over time, re-treatment is recommended. You can apply a specialised canvas waterproofing solution or wax-based treatment to restore its protective layer. Ensuring the tarp is fully dry before storage will also help maintain its durability.