Get Complete Weather Protection with 20 Mil Clear Vinyl Tarps
Looking to cover a part of your patio without blocking sunlight and visibility? Search no more! Get our clear transparent tarpaulins in superior quality. We make see-through tarps that offer an effective shield in all-weather conditions. Perfect for porch enclosures, greenhouse constructions, patios and entrances, our tarps maintain safety along with transparency. You use our tarps anywhere you like.
We design our tarps to safeguard the areas they cover from hail, storm, sun, rain, water and dust damage. These tarps work effortlessly well wherever placed or hung and are made to stand the test of time. Our crystal transparent tarps with grommets are resistant to tears and abrasions.
While our translucent tarpaulins do not allow harmful UV rays to penetrate, they are ideal for only temperature-sensitive tasks. These tarps can withstand temperatures ranging from 14°F to 122°F with ease.
This particular 20 mil clear vinyl tarps product comes in a 6' x 12' fixed size. To explore more sizes for your purpose, visit our custom tarps section.
For Heavy-Duty Outdoor Use Our Clear Transparent Tarps Cloth
Crafted in commercial-grade, heavy-duty material, our transparent tarp with grommets is 20 mil thick. They are suitable for demanding applications involving unusual strains and powerful pulls. We tailor resilient tarps that last long.
Our translucent tarpaulins also come with double-lock seams at the edges for added strength. To ensure complete visibility outdoors, we create our tarps in ultra-clear vinyl.
Brass Grommets Secure Easy-to-Install 20 Mil Clear Vinyl Tarps
We reinforce our tarps with brass grommets at the corners to enable easy installation anywhere. These grommets are placed at a distance of 24". Simply run a drawstring through them and fasten. Place an order now! We will deliver our clear transparent tarpaulins to your doorstep in no time.
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