Thanaddo Heavy Duty Tarp 11x20 Ft Tarpaulin with 48 Free Ball Bungee Cords 8 Oz Per Square Yard Sunshades Depot 16 Mil Thick Cover Waterproof Canopy Tent Multi-Purpose Shelter with Grommets

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Like most tarps, weak point is the eyelets. Had a few already fail, but the tarp is heavy duty and well made.

Very thick, using as a tent type wall

I really like the Sturdiness, wateresistance & wrather proofness. The CLEAR Tarp comes with stretch attachments for Stakes or Nails. The holes for attachments are metal. I have had to leave the Tarp up for 4+ weeks. The Tarp allows the SUNLIGHT In on intermittant Sunny Dry days. Glad that Sunlight comes onto Patio & into the house. Am in California. We've had "Atmospheric River" Rain Storms with very high winds. The rain was coming onto my covered Patio sideways leaving mass puddles of water heading toward the house Slab. The High Winds blew the Tarp off of where it had been attached at the inner top of the Wooden Roof Patio & from 3 of the Lawn Stakes.. I don't think that was the problem of the Tarp, but of how the Tarp had been attached to the rafter & because the winds were so extremely gusty. Winds were so strong, the gusty winds blew the Tarp off the well Staked & attached Tarp. Tarp seems guite durable. The attachment are pictured. The attachments are elastic w. ball like to attach to stakes or to a Nail for rafters. The attachments were very helpful & appreciated. Other Tarps did not provide the white elastic looped w. Ball attachments. This Tarp is a Good Value.

So I had a split tarp on a canopy I purchased on Amazon Metal Waterproof,Fire Retardant 6 Legs 10 x 20 ft. Canopy Carport 20L x 10W x 8H ft.(Included Canopy, 6 legs)-SilverSo I needed a replacement tarp and was looking around and bought a few that just didn’t quite fit even though they were 20x10.This tarp I purchased along with another tarp hoping that one or the other would manage to fit. This one did the trick. It is a little tight using the included bunjee balls but the black ones that came with the other tarp mixed with these managed to fit it tightly on the frame. The tarp and it’s grommets have held it to the frame surprisingly well. We are hesitant to remove the tarp unless we have to.Mainly because we are off grid solar and wind, we typically have to check our weather apps weekly and then daily during turbulence we experience in the desert. Which I highly recommend WindAlert that gives hourly and wind speeds. So we have drawn the line that over 40 mph we will remove it. This far we have had 29-30 mph winds and it’s held up wonderfully. I don’t expect it to go further than that as if we saw significant duration winds in the red we could just pop the bunkers and remove the tarps and leaving the frame is easy then. It greatly has preserved the duration of our tarps in the long run and we are getting great benefits in having the plants in a shaded area with the extreme climate sun intensity. And with a battery operated water pump, water bucket and a misting system it’s like a little oasis.I would get this again. And the white was as decent as the silver has been and seems to deflect the heat well. Anyone out after noon in the desert will gladly dip under the shade rather than the sun even if for a few minutes lol.