8 x 10 Tarp 9 Mil Thick Heavy Duty PE Tarpaulin Outdoor Camping Tent Cover for Roof Yard Waste Shade Rain Car Boat

I bought this as a small RV cover to protect the aging roof from rain and snow in the off season. In the past i spent much more for a "better" grade of tarp and honestly, this is just as good. Grommets and seams are nice, and i pulled this very taught and had no fear of tearing or rips. I would recommend this. For the price, its just as good as premium quality, higher priced tarps. Will buy this one again in a few years after it wears out.

The Hanjet heavy duty tarp is the bomb. I got it to cover the roof of my do-it-yourself hand built turkey house. It is super heavy and thick and it certainly does shed water. We have had torrential rains here in Kansas and this tarp keeps the turkey house floor dry. It looks like it is very durable and it will last for years...I an very happy with my purchase. Buy it you will not be sorry

Many bike covers are overpriced and poorly made, so I bought this tarp to cover my bike, which I store outside. I figured I'd do a hamburger fold and zip-tie the grommets together at either end, as I've seen done line.There’s one problem: there are only four grommets per side (both the 8' and 10' sides) and they're inconsistently spaced, so if you line up the corner grommets, you won't line up the edge grommets.Fortunately, this did not result in my bike being exposed to the elements this winter. What’s more, the grommets and zip-ties have held up through dozens and dozens of removals and replacements of the tarp, which I am now using to cover two bikes. The tarp is getting a little frayed, but all in all, I’m not unhappy. If it lasts through the summer, I might just buy a new one in the fall.Edit: I had to move my bikes to a windier spot, and when I checked last week, the tarp was basically disintegrating along the creases where I fold it when I tuck it away to go on a bike ride. All in all, though, not bad value for money. Here I am, a year later, buying this tarp again.

The tarp is well made with multiple grommet holes for tying or staking. Plan to use it over my tent while camping but could be used for other things like covering a car or truck or trailer or crops or hay or whatever you want. This one is 12x16 but larger or smaller ones are made. It is also 9mm thick which is more durable. I would recommend it.

Yep, did its job. Used this to put on top of our Chicken run to use for shade and keep them dry. So far it has lasted the entire summer with no signs of wear. I was expecting it to fray or tear from sun and wind exposure and just replace it once or twice a year but from the looks of it, I won't need to replace it any time soon. Great value.

Buy this tarp, it's worth the extra money. It won't rip and can hold a decent weight. Will last you years.Biggest problems tarps have are ripped eyelets and ripped tarps, but this tarp doesn't do either.

Not sure if this is strong enough for pine needle pick up for years but it worked for this year. Dragging it loaded with pine needles and small branches behind truck on a dirt driveway worked OK but there are already holes. For the price maybe will last 2 years but I should have gotten canvas.

The material is very strong and thick compare of other tarps out there. The weight itself of a tarp is nice n heavy and could be a good investment for anything you want to protect and cover. Great product. Highly recommended.