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Canvas Tarps

   Heavy-Duty Canvas Tarps - 100% Single Filled Military Cotton Duck Fabric
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Canvas Tarps are covers that not only protect precious equipment and supplies but will also; conceal them under a blanket of durable material. Canvas tarps are made in the USA and are constructed using only the finest military cotton. Available in 4 colors, each cover is hand made at the time of purchase for the best quality available on the market today. From the hand stitched hem lines and seams to the installation of the durable USA #3 grommets, our canvas tarps are fabricated to stand the test of time.

Heavy-duty fabrics such as canvas and vinyl are used because of their high tensile strength, which prevents the material from easily ripping. Manufactured using raw, untreated material, canvas tarps are treated towards the end of fabrication with both UV and water resistant treatments. There are many reasons to use outdoor protective covers and our canvas tarps have been commonly used for cargo, as truck covers, in construction, for farm equipment and to cover lumber.

We supply canvas tarps in both a 12 Oz. material and a 10 Oz. material. The 12 ounce material is only offered in the Olive Drab color, while the 10 ounce material can be purchased in brown, gold and white.




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Recent Testimonial:

"Thank You..!! for the quick service &
great product. I'll certainly recommend you &
buy from you in the future."

- J. Ralston -

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"Awsome tarps thx!!!!!!!"

- L. Hochsteller - 
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"Thanks. You guys have always been great.
Thats why we keep coming back. Will
have another order very soon."

- J. Wilchynski -
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"Thanks a million, my grandson opened the
box and right away we had to go outside and
put it on the frame. Then we sat under the
canopy and drank some beer and ate all of the
Tamales that my son-in-law cooked. Thanks again,
and we will be ordering more stuff."

-M. Fadness