Tarps Heavy Duty Waterproof 9x16ft,Black Plastic Tarps Large Multipurpose Outdoor Tarp Cover Thick Poly Tarpaulin 12MIL for Emergency Rain or Sun, Roof, Patio Furniture, Firewood, Canopy

I used this under my tent and it was the best I'd ever used. No tarp is thicker.

I recently purchased the TEZONG Blue Poly Tarp, and it has proven to be an indispensable tool for a variety of outdoor needs. As someone who values durability, versatility, and protection against the elements, this heavy-duty waterproof tarpaulin has exceeded my expectations.First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. The material is robust and heavy-duty, providing a reliable shield against rain, sun, and wind. The waterproof feature is particularly noteworthy; I've used it to cover firewood, outdoor furniture, and even as a makeshift shelter during unexpected rain showers, and it has kept everything underneath bone-dry.The 6x6ft size is versatile and suits a range of applications. Whether I'm covering my backyard equipment, camping gear, or creating a temporary barrier, the dimensions are just right. The reinforced edges and corners add an extra layer of durability, ensuring that the tarp can withstand the rigors of outdoor use.I appreciate the eyelets strategically placed along the edges, making it easy to secure the tarp in place with bungee cords or ropes. The grommets are sturdy and show no signs of wear even after repeated use. This level of attention to detail in the design contributes to the overall reliability of the tarp.The Tezong Blue color not only adds a touch of style but also provides visibility, making it easy to locate and identify items covered by the tarp. It's a small detail, but it speaks to the thoughtfulness put into the product's design.Whether it's protecting my belongings during a storm or creating a makeshift shelter during a camping trip, the TEZONG Blue Poly Tarp has proven to be an essential companion. The versatility, durability, and waterproofing make it a standout choice for anyone in need of a reliable tarpaulin. For the price and quality, this tarp gets a solid five stars from me!

Shredded seam after 4 months. I bought this in February. It's now only June. I reached up to adjust it slightly and the seam shredded in my hands. I can tell it feels brittle (from sitting in the sun?). I can tell, if I tug any more it will keep on shredding all of the way down.. It's covering the top of my trailer. I live in southern CA so no major cold or wind, just some rain. Mostly sun. It is probably not UV friendly, or I just received a 'dud'?? Also, as I lifted it up I could see the sun coming through in spots, as if it's worn in areas (it's only been in one position the whole time), so I fear it is not going to keep water off next time it rains. I will need to replace this asap... :(. or maybe I needed to opt for a thicker tarp...?

that it works great and its of good quality

i bought the tarp fit it perfectly to the pool looks nice but the Texas winds tore the cording at the bottom around 4 foot the next week after i bought, it but i will have to use it anyway as far as the waterproof ? it will work fine as long as you use pillows or inner tubes but due to elements it does a fair job cant complain there either. be aware though water will seap through so don't expect your above ground pool will be perfectly clean but as far as quality i think it was money well spent still !

5 / 5 tarp is perfect for what I need to keep in the car when we hall stuff would recommend very strong.

This review is for a 6 ft x 6 ft TEZONG 16 MIL black tarp. I have significant experience with tarps, having purchased well over 100 over the years. The tarp I received appeared to be constructed of quality materials, with reinforced corners, edges hemmed with rope (~3.5mm in diameter), and aluminum grommets spaced 32-38 inches apart. Note that the advertised (and actual) grommet spacing of 38 inches is excessively wide in my experience, and may not be sufficient for applications that require a secure tie-down. The actual dimensions of the tarp were 2 inches shorter along one aspect (70 inches), and 2 inches longer along the other (74 inches). In other words, the finish size of the tarp was 70 in x 74 in, or 36 sq ft.Although my initial impressions of the tarp were favorable, the weight and “in-the-hand” feel of the tarp were not consistent with the advertised 16 MIL thickness, or the advertised 8 oz/square yard weight. To confirm this, I measured the thickness and weight of the TEZONG tarp and compared those results to control tarps of known thickness and weight.For the thickness measurements, the tarp material was doubled-over once to obtain a more accurate reading. In addition, n=5 independent measurements were taken for each tarp, sampling an area near the four corners and the center of the tarp.The picture labeled Fig. 1 shows a representative measurement for the TEZONG tarp, a 16 MIL control tarp, and a 10 MIL control tarp. The thickness of the TEZONG tarp (0.43 mm) was found to more closely match a 10 MIL tarp (0.39 mm) rather than a 16 MIL tarp (0.61 mm).Weight measurements were also taken, revealing the 6x6 ft (4 sq yd) TEZONG tarp to be 25.3 oz, or 6.3 oz/sq yd (25.3 oz / 4 sq yd). Well below the advertised 8 oz/sq yd. In contrast, the 16 MIL control tarp that was used as a control for the thickness measurements was found to be 8 oz/sq yd (71.2 oz / 8.89 sq yd). The weight measurements followed the same trend as the thickness measurements, suggesting the TEZONG tarp is slimmer in thickness and lighter in weight than a 16 MIL tarp with 8 oz/sq yd of material.Because my application for this particular tarp does not necessarily demand the 16 MIL weight, I may keep this tarp. It is reasonably well made (save the grommet misplacement along one edge, and their excessively wide spacing) and should do the job. However, I am disappointed that the item description is not accurate. For that reason, I’ve reduce a potential 4-star rating to 3-stars, to accompany a tepid recommendation.

I got this tarp to cover a large tandem kayak. I like that it is long and narrow. It works great to keep the AZ sun off the boat.