GardenersDream Heavy Duty Plastic Sheeting - 250G Thick Clear Plastic Sheeting for Garden, DIY, Yard, Construction, Builders Work - Waterproof Polythene Cover Sheets (4m x 3m)

Good size plastic sheet. Can walk on it without worrying it will rip. Reusableunlike thinner sheets. Second one I have purchased. (So I can cover up a larger area). Very pleased.

Updated this review to 4 start, as seller emailed identifying how devastating a 3 star review can be.Whilst I think the product is "OK/Neutral" I don't think that Amazon should treat OK as negative. Infact it should not count one way or the other.My review then:The sheet is NOT heavy duty, but was supplied larger than I requested. I was able to "double-up" the sheet to make it stronger but this was not ideal as its "transparency" is affected by the double-layer, more so than a heavier gauge sheet would have been.A short while after obtaining this item I found a 4x4M heavy duty plastic sheet in Wickes that was same price as this, but of a heavier duty plastic.

This plastic is ideal for making cloche covers.I make mine from rectangular timber frames about 4 ft by 2 ft fitted with three curved blue water pipe frames to hold up the plastic. They are light and rigid enough to move and stack easily but heavy enough not to move with the wind.Work well.Can't comment on durability as they've only been up a couple of weeks.Wait for the winter when the real test comes.

This product was not as thick as expected, however, it is strong enough to cover what I needed it for and will not tear easily. Good value for money. Thank you.

The product it self was fine but you say clear an hevey duty i see clear but hevey duty i dont see i you es this for ployey tunnel an such an were we are there are very high winds an gale force an im bit worried it mite stand up to it thats all

This is exactly what I wanted. We were having our conifer hedges trimmed and need something to stop all the leaves dropping in the pond. We usually have a net and we still get debris in the pond. This sheeting was thick enough not to split and took the weight of the leaves. In fact it is still as good as new so we will use it again next time. Really pleased.

I wish I had taken notice of other reviews, and done some more research. The polythene is NOT heavy duty.The seller has otherwise described what you get, but the phrase HEAVY DUTY is misleading, in my view.Here's why.250G means 250 Gauge. That is the traditional (imperial) measurement. It refers to the thickness ... the G is not grams.The modern measurement is Microns, which you get by dividing by 4. So this is 62.5 Microns. To give credit to the seller this is in the fine print of the product description.So the question is what does this mean in terms of use.If you search for "A Guide to Polythene Sheeting" there is an ebay article which sums it up.Light Duty Polythene is 86 Microns. That's more than this item at 62.5.Medium Duty is 125 Microns. Twice what this item isHeavy Duty is 250 Microns. Four times the thickness of this item. But you can see where the 250G and the 250 Mu are confusing.To give another viewpoint, my 3x4 m is 12 m2 of polythene. It weighs in at 515 grams. That's half a kilo, just over a pound in old measure for the entire 12 m2 sheet. So you can imagine how flimsy this feels.So in summary, I cannot use this to cover the logs in my garden as the first sparrow to land on it will likely tear it. Ok, maybe an exaggeration but you get the idea. The facts are in the item description, but the title of "Heavy Duty" is definitely in my opinion misleading.

Just the right size for what I wanted but not very thick.