Description
Exceptionally Strong, Lightweight and Reliable Tarps Used As Caravan Covers
Choose From Heavy Duty or Extra Heavy Duty Tarps
Please Note: The Extra Heavy Duty Tarps have a white colour with a pattern on top.
Both tarps are ideal to be used as caravan covers. Table below shows comparison:
Check out our eyelet strength test videos towards the bottom of this page!
Including the above, we stock many different types and sizes of tarps for sale! You can use our tarp finder to find the perfect tarp for your application or check out our extensive range of tarps and covers here.
Note – We recommend our stronger grade tarps with stronger eyelets where the tarp is to be used as a suspended roof shelter or where strong pressure will be applied to the corners and side eyelets. The tarpaulin should be roped over to avoid the “parachute effect”. The performance of each tarp varies in accordance with the use and type of install.
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Robert Richardson (verified owner) –
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Frank H. (verified owner) –
The tarp was delivered in good condition and is the correct size. I have only seen woven tarps before never seen this type of material to me its like a thick plastic film. I have used mini ratchet straps to secure it in place and so far these seem to do a good job in keeping it firmly in place when it is windy. The only thing that is missing is a removable panel (zipper or Velcro) where the door is so I can access the inside of the caravan without undoing several of the tie downs. It has a 3 year warranty and if it lasts the duration I’ll be happy. I would recommend this product.
Phillip Barnes (verified owner) –
Excellent fits really perfect, and keeps the water out.
Veronica Fitzgerald (verified owner) –
its great, seems tough, putting it to the test this weekend, camping for 3 days
Bernard Cook (verified owner) –
The tarp arrived in good order , it is light but strong and at this stage is handling the sharp points on my van, has been on for 12 days in mostly 15 to 30 kmh wind makes a bit of noise but dont they all, the solar panel is covered but after 12 days in QLd sun the battery is fully charged so maybe enough light is getting in – that will be a bonus, so far so good