Kotap10 x 20 Ft. All-Purpose Multi-Use Protection/Coverage 5-mil Poly Tarp, Reversible, Waterproof, Brown/Green, (TBG-1020)

Brought this trap for camping and I must say it held up great. I ended up cutting it in half so one half went up under my tent and the other half went on top of my tent. I ended up using it as installation to help keep the air in my tent from the AC unit that I had hooked up.

I didn't know any defects or other issues, but it is very thin. I ordered a different 5 mil tarp also and it is much thicker (heavier duty) than this. I got it for a large slip and slide and kids complained that this one hurt them (they had also used the heavier duty tarp as a slip and slide with no complaints). I put a kiddie slide on top of the tart and after a dozen or so times of the kids going down a hole started forming near the bottom of the slide. So this won't last at all.

Durable for all weather & kept everything under it dry in my yard during heavy rains & stormy weather.

A little on the thin side though might have to replace it next year.

It's nice when you buy something and feel like you actually got your money's worth.

I got these to test out my idea of a non-chemical method to eliminate brush and weeds. In the deep past, I saw that plywood or even cardboard laid over plant growth would retard or even stop further growth. So, applying a quick try, I attempted to stifle unwanted fire hazard by covering the areas with this tarp. Wind soon defeated my efforts. After perhaps a week or two of covering, often the wind would blow the tarp loose. I tried various cheap ways to secure the tarp, but it would frequently be blown uncovered. Seeing no results after the short time that by which I finally gave up, figuring that'd it would be perhaps a month or even more, with the trouble and effort that I had to spend, I now use the tarp for other things. Being once backpacking and camping, they might come in handy, but for lean-tos or snow camping, they do have grommets, and haven't torn due to what wind in the short time that I used them for the outdoors. Haven't tested them for water repellency yet. They are so large, folding them down is a problem. They most likely aren't fire resistant. For as much as I've put into it, it looks that chemical treatment would probably have been better, but for plans and preferences. The realtor did say of this. I like organic, and used to spend a lot for such food. I'm looking for now other methods by how to reduce both worry some fire hazard, and compliance with the neighborhood. In the short weeks that I've wasted the time, and money, this way looks fruitless. Thankfully, as I don't throw away what is still good, there may be other uses for such a versatile item!

Doesnt hold up to a 80 ft tree on it

Good

Used to wrap up some patio furniture for the winter seems like good quality will know better after the winter to see if it holds up.

Mon conjoint adore

This tarp is quite thin. It started to tear as we were installing it. I would spend a little more and get something heavier.

Good Deal

terrible product bought to protect construction material and the first rain it leaked everywhere. Would not buy or recommend this product to anyone. Very Very disappointed!!!!!!!!!