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The Tarps Now Ceiling Leak Drainage Tarp is a 7' x 7' waterproof polyethylene tarp reinforced with a 12x12 weave scrim and 12 Mil thickness. It features a central ¾” garden hose flange for efficient water diversion and metal D-rings on all corners for secure, easy hanging. Designed for emergency ceiling leak management, it offers durable, reusable protection that prevents costly water damage in homes and businesses.



























| ASIN | B0929DYRD2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #162,516 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #326 in Tarps |
| Brand Name | TarpsNow |
| Center To Center Spacing | 12 Mils |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (78) |
| Fabric Weight | 170 g |
| Included Components | Draining flange, D-ring |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 53.3L x 33W centimeters |
| Item Thickness | 12 Mils |
| Item Type Name | Tarps |
| Manufacturer | TarpsNow |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1 |
| Material Type | Polyethylene (PE) Nylon |
| Model Number | DTP12WB-0707 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Rainwater Collection |
| Size | 7' X 7' |
| UPC | 689107377682 |
| Ultraviolet Light Protection | False |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
T**R
Nice durable tarp for water collection. It has a plastic fitting in the middle that a standard garden house can hook up to
B**N
Took care of my emergency leak situation. Good product at a reasonable price. Good seller
H**1
It did what I expected it to do and that was to catch the water dripping from the ceiling. The quality is great and it matched the white ceiling.
D**G
I had a piece of hurricane damaged tree come through the paper thin metal of my storage shed roof a while back. It's turning out to be impossible to get anyone to fix this, so I bought this to go under the hole inside and I also bought a cheap tarp to go over the hole on the outside. I had a couple of canopy weights up there on the tarp to keep it in place as well as tiedowns. Unfortunately, during a big storm one of the tiedowns came loose and somehow the weight ended up sliding down the roof and (of course) through the hole and landed in the drain tarp. I had used zip ties to secure the metal loops of the tarp to the rafters of the shed and when I first came in and saw the weight on the floor and the tarp hanging down I thought for sure it had ripped the loops out of the tarp. But no. The zip ties failed before the tarp did. So that was kind of impressive. It also shows that harbor freight zip ties are probably junk, but that's a different review. :-)
R**I
It arrived on time and worked as it should.
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