6x20ft Clear Waterproof Tarp, PVC 14 Mil Tarpaulin with Grommets and Nylon Rope, Duty Heavy Tear Resistant Cover for Camping, Plants Greenhouse, Cars, Patio and Pavilion

The grommets in the corners are nice and look like they will hold up well. It is a bit thicker than I was expecting so that it nice. The only bummer part is that it scuffs pretty easy. I think the positives of it override that negative but it is still something I thought I should note.

I wanted this to put over my chicken coop and run area to help waterproof but I didn’t want to cover it up with a dark tarp and make it unsightly.This was easy to use as there were already grommet holes to use to attach with zip ties.I just hope it doesn’t turn yellow with the sun exposure.

This is super thick and feels like it will hold up for years. I’m hoping it will stand up to UV rays for a while. The seams and the grommets on this are all uniform and well attached to the product. My use is under a cage so I didn’t care if it arrived wrinkled but it appears this would come out easily with a blow dryer as the seller suggests. Good product that should work well for you.

It really seems like a heavy duty tarp. I’ll have to see how well it will hold up to being out in the sun all day. Seams on it look good.

I knew this clear tarp would come in handy when I ordered it. However, I had no idea how quickly it would prove its worth. We had been getting a weather forecast that included golf ball size hail shortly after I planted some new seedlings. I wanted them to get the advantage of as much sun as possible yet hated the idea of them getting pelted with hail. This clear tarp saved them. We didn’t get any golf balls but the pea sized hail would have certainly caused a lot of damage if it were not for the heavy duty clear tarp I put over them.This tarp is sturdy and has grommets conveniently spaced around the edges. It makes it easy to string it up and tie down. It is a bit rigid when cold but quickly becomes pliable when exposed to the sun or on a hot day.

This clear top seems very well made and high quality. The vinyl is a very thick 14 mil and will hold up much better than regular cheap tarps. The grommets around the edges of the tarp work well to hold it in place. The included string is nice to have, but it may not be good for long term, especially if you cut it. I needed to cut mine and it looks like it will unravel pretty easily. I'm very pleased with this tarp and would recommend.

I know what it SAYS it's for, but I have been looking for a way to keep our parrot from flinging fruit on the wall. I wrapped the eating part of the cage with this. It clips nicely with the metal grommets. It is MUCH easier to clean than the textured wall.It smells a bit, right out of the bag, but after it airs out, it isn't bad.I could see using larger ones to keep rain/wind off a seating area in a backyard.

I wasn't going to bother reviewing this because, well it's just plastic, basically. However, after getting a gander at it this is worth mentioning that it is probably an almost indispensable for a garden. 1st, it would serve as a late-season frost barrier on those early frost nights - providing the space covered isn't too big for it - 36 sq ft isn't a lot. I am going to put up the equivalent of a hot box with this to start with, so I can get some veggies started earlier than usual. It wouldn't take all that many of these to make a complete greenhouse, all told. I live at 7000 ft. elevation and in the high desert, so the UVs are much more intense than at lower elevations; it will also be a bit of an experiment to see how well this holds up in a pretty harsh environment, the wind is almost a perpetual sandblasting too. If this performs as I hope it does, then I'll invest in a good bit more of it, a good garden is almost like growing money - if one is good enough.