In the building and construction business, it is all-too
important to have quality equipment and materials. Having
things that rip and tear and just won't hold up to the
elements will never do; having quality materials can be the
difference between a successful project and serious
problems.
Tarps are an integral supply for the building and
construction businesses. They are used for a variety of
things, including supporting heavy loads moved along the
ground, shielding areas and materials from the rain, to
cover unfinished roofs and protect tools and equipment from
being destroyed by the elements. You should be able to find
a variety of tarps that will serve these purposes at the
most basic level, but if you need something heavy duty and
long-lasting, heavy duty white tarps are the only way to go.
If you have ever put in some shopping time for heavy duty
tarps before, you are probably already well aware of the
fact that they are produced in silver and white colors.
Heavy duty white tarps are the best of the best, and for
good reason. Rather than having the spaced out grommets
that tend to rip and cannot support nearly as much weight
or force as your project may call for. The grommets on
heavy duty white tarps are spaced about eighteen inches
apart, making for twice as many grommets as the traditional
tarps whose grommets are spaced thirty six inches apart, or
more on cheaper styles. Supporting or transporting bricks,
lumber, or cement requires the use of heavy duty materials
like the stronger white tarps and so it is extremely
important to make sure that the right materials are in
order.
Traditional Blue Tarps vs. Heavy Duty White Tarps
If you have not yet had the opportunity to invest in the
heavy duty white tarps, chances are that the only tarps you
have yet had the chance to come into contact with are the
traditional blue tarps. Most people have come into contact
with these traditional blue tarps at least one point in
their life, whether it was from camping or cleaning the
yard or covering the car from the elements.
Blue tarps are the tarps that most people come into contact
with the most, and they are excellent for common use
because they are so very inexpensive. Blue tarps cost just
a mere fraction of the price that the heavy duty white
tarps may cost, but that is because they are not meant to
last a long period of time. In most cases, blue tarps are
used just a few times and are easily replaced with just a
few dollars. The downside to having traditional blue tarps
rather than heavy duty white tarps is that they absorb
sunlight and weaken; they easily tear and are not good for
transporting or covering and pulling extremely heavy,
pointy, or otherwise difficult objects.
Why Invest in Heavy Duty White Tarps?
If you have ever even considered purchasing heavy duty
white tarps over the other types of tarps out there to
choose from, you probably already saw that they are well
priced. In no way are heavy duty white tarps cheap, at
least as far as the price of a 'regular' blue tarp is
concerned.
Consider the fact that your business is your investment,
and sometimes a good investment takes an additional
investment. One of the most attractive things about these
heavy duty white tarps is that they have an ultraviolet
light (UV ray) inhibitor that prevents UV light from
seeping into the fabric of the tarp. This is something that
regular tarps, especially traditional blue tarps, are going
to lack.
The sun can do some serious damage to just about
everything, from your skin to the fabric makeup of tarps.
If you are worried about the sun damaging your tarp or your
materials as it tends to, you should consider making use of
and investing in a few heavy duty white tarps. They are
like sun block for your materials, keeping the most harmful
rays of sunlight away from the materials that you have
invested so much capital in.
Traditional tarps are about 6 mils thick; these are the
traditional blue ones that people more often run into; on
the other hand, there are heavy duty white tarps that can
get much thicker and therefore work as a cover for cars and
lumber much more effectively. These heavy duty tarps can be
as much as 23 mil thick! Most heavy duty white tarps are
about 12 mil thick, though; that is twice the thickness of
the traditional blue tarps.
Common Uses of Heavy Duty White Tarps
Outside of commercial uses, heavy duty white tarps can be
used for a variety of things. They are great for covering
and protecting unfinished or leaky rooftops, covering boats
and cars, and even for use as canopies to shield the sun
and UV light. They are made of polyethylene tarp material
and are made for toughness; they have a reinforced plastic
corner making it extra strong, something that most people
do not even consider.
If you need a strong, heavy duty tarp that can hold up to
everything that you and your occupation or lifestyle has to
dish out, consider using heavy duty white tarps for your
own purposes. They are made to last in the sun, the snow,
the rain and they can be used for just about anything that
you may need them for. Don't skimp on the tarps and cheat
yourself in the end; make a real investment in heavy duty
white tarps today!
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Tarpaulin expert Robert Page CEO of Tarpaflex US LLC has
worked in the tarps industry for over 25 years for further
details see the web site at http://www.tarpaflex.com
tel;239 643 0877
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