http://www.tarpsplus.com/haycovers.html     
  • 8.5 oz. Per Square Yard.
  • 1400 Denier
  • 14x16 Mesh Count
  • Solid Brass Grommets Approx. Every 18 Inches
  • Acid Resistant
  • Waterproof
  • Heavy Duty Poly
  • Mildew proof 
  •                                      Arctic Flexibility Poly Tarp    
    •            These hay tarp covers are Super Heavy Duty. Our hay tarps are for serious farmers who need to cover hay bales. The hay tarps and hay bale covers are farmer's favorite because they know what craftsmanship a true hay tarp should be. So, if you are looking for what the professionals use at the best price, try our hay tarps.
    Our hay tarps can be used for a horse hay tarp or just regular heavy duty hay tarps. Each hay tarp is reinforced with a super tough poly fabric and a tough super strong tensile strength. Special treatment for long outdoor life. Rope is encased in the hem and a spur eyelet is set into a multi layer fold Special U.V. Treated silver reflects light. These hay tarps or farm tarps are great hay tarps for rain snow & wind. When it comes to covering horse hay with tarps, we suggest our hay tarps. The hay tarps are black on one side and silver on the other - Triple Reinforced Seams Heat Sealed - 1 Inch Ring straps in Nylon Webbing Every 2 Feet - Triangular Reinforced fabric - Super Heavy Duty 16 Mill.
                Farmers have a great need for very high quality tarps that they can use everyday as a part of their occupation. Choose hay tarps that represent only the highest quality and craftsmanship at a great price. A hay tarp such as this should be reinforced on both sides. Most are made from a tough poly fabric to be able to prove strong enough for any job and will last with extended use. Some varieties are also treated so that they are UV resistant. The hay tarps are also a great multi-use products that can be used for a lot of different things are great for extended use in the elements. Our hay tarps are made with very dense materials, featuring as least a 14 by 16 weave count and weighing over 8 ounces per square yard. Most varieties also have heavy duty grommets implemented around the edges at least every 18 to 24 inches, and these are designed in a very rust resistant steel so for long lasting quality. These grommets are implemented to allow the user to secure it easily as necessary.
                These tarps are treated several times so that they will last. They are tear resistant, mildew proof, water resistant or waterproof, and extremely flexible. The seams are sealed and heated so that they will stay hemmed and resist tearing. They are available in a number of various sizes, so that a farmer will have a lot of options to suit his needs. These vary in size from the 14 by 48 to the 45 by 48 foot. Most of them are black in color. This is the most popular color for hay tarps.

    Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    Why are Silver Tarps The Best for Sun Protection

    Image
    People are always asking what are the best tarps to block the sun there are 2 types of tarps for this of application. The silver tarps and silver/black poly tarps. The silver tarps are the way to go. Our silver tarps are super heavy duty and great sun inhibitors. All of our heavy duty poly tarps are UV treated but the silver application that is applied to the tarps simply creates a reflective sheen on the tarp material. The silver/silver tarps (which is a tarp that is silver on both sides) enables to have a reflect ant on both sides of the material. The silver/black tarps have silver on one side and black on the other side of the tarp. The black side of the tarp acts as a light inhibitor thus blocking out light better than other tarps due to the silver reflective on one side of the tarp and the black out material on the other side of the tarp. While some people might use a dark green tarp for shade the ultimate sun blockage would be one of our silver poly tarps.

    Thank You,

    Tarps plus

    Read more

    What To Expect From Tarps In 2018

    Image
    The tarp industry is constantly changing due to the countless of applications for the unique covers.  In 2018 we can expect several particular changes.  As climate change and more extreme weather occurs more types of custom insulated tarps will be in demand.  Record low winter freezes have put various types of shapes and sizes of insulation coverage for many industries for piping, machinery, mechanics etc. 

    Leading tarps supplier Tarps Plus owner Michael Stein stated, "We have had a high demand for custom tarps to satisfy more extreme weather related issues."

    In 2017 we saw a significant spike in hurricane tarps sales due to hurricanes in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico.  The specialized hurricane tarp covers were needed by over a million people due to the 2017 hurricane season.

    Key Points for The Tarp  Industry in 2018:


    New start ups in the tarp industry will saturate the market.  Make sure to get quality covers from long term established vendors.Covers like insulated tarps,…
    Read more

    The Correct Glue For Vinyl Tarps

    Image
    In order to fix a damaged tarpaulin, you must have the correct glue for vinyl tarps. Since these devices are made of vinyl, you will utilize the adhesive which will work with the material involved. In order to discover what will work best for your project, there are a few things you should consider. This type of vinyl tarp covering is what many people tend to confuse with polyethylene. The former has a uniform face, which is heavier in weight, and much stronger. The latter is lighter, and crinkles when moved. Polyethylene is also woven, so the differences are not subtle. Those who have dealt with both products realize the deviations. When dealing with the harsh elements, you want a device which will protect so much as possible.With that being written, this type of compound is a bonding of two, or more, monomers which form a polymer. When this occurs, in a laboratory, this plastic occurs. Please realize this does not happen, naturally. It is a univalent synthetic radical …
    Read more