4 ft. x 20 ft. Super Heavy Duty 8 OZ. Brown Tarp - 16 Mil Thick

Durable cover, perfect for keeping firewood dry

Thick, sturdy and bought specifically because the thickness is necessary (based on years of experience with thinner tarps) for the rough conditions I put them in. It's still new, but it's been doing its job. Covering up one of my 2 firewood stashes. Through frigid temps, high freezing winds, snow, rain, heavy rain, sleet and some windows of sunshine and calmness and a New Year's Eve balm and a xmas 2022 freeze fest it still looks like it just came out of the packaging. I would take a picture, but it's a balmy rainy muddy day and I'm not willing but it shouldn't be too hard to visualize. My only challenge is that it is so thick and therefore stiff, it doesn't fold over the woodpile so much as it almost creates a car port sort of state, but hey, it works and so far so good. Let's hope it holds up for 2023!

Covers a short and long woodpile very good. Had kept it dry and let it season great.

Very well built and super thick, firewood will have a hard time ripping or tearing it. Grommets are reinforced well on folded over seems

These tarps are not cheap if you store a lot of firewood but they are very heavy compared to other purchases. I think they will last longer too. They can be a little stiff and harder to handle in cold windy weather.

We bought 3 of these based on the dimensions and grommet measurements listed (The description states "Finished 6 inches smaller all the way around or up to 2 percent smaller." "Grommets every 18 inches apart.") They were to be used on a country wire horse fence, end to end, to create a temporary 58/60ft barrier.5 stars on the quality of the fabric and the reinforced corners. HOWEVER!!! The first tarp we opened was actually 4ft x 20ft finished size (not 6" smaller). The second tarp we opened to butt up against the first WAS 6" smaller (3' 6" tall) AND the grommets on the short length side were sporadically spaced (first 2 were 9" apart, third was 24" from second, etc.) They didn't match up with the grommet spacing on the first tarp. Since these were to be connected to each other this created a bit of a dilemma.We haven't opened the third tarp yet so, at this time, it's a crap-shoot for what we will get. They all have the same packaging and same label.Quality control consistency doesn't appear to be a priority here even though the fabric, welding and corners are of good quality.Also, (image attached) all 3 tarps' labels show the Finished Size to be 4ft x 20ft... even though the description on Amazon displays "Finished 6 inches smaller all the way around or up to 2 percent smaller."Tarps are used for specific purposes and the the grommet spacing is important (not to mention the actual size). These tarps are heavy-duty and the fabric is as expected, as are the corner reinforcements. But, the size variations and the grommet spacing varies.

Was using for a fence, put against a chainlink fence. Made it through a whole winter. Bought two more to do complete fence.

Good for the money. Kind of an odd size to shop for. Needed a long, 48" tall windbreak to attach to a chain link fence during the winter. Heavier than expected which is a plus. Only issue (which did NOT affect performance), one gormet was bent/slightly crushed, obviously from an automatic folding machine. Was still useable and tarp was undamaged.Great value for the price.