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Tarping your damaged roof is a simple and cost-effective way to shield your home from the elements for up to 3 months. With this guide, you can learn how to easily install tarps on roofs in order to keep away...

Tarps.com tarps are engineered with durability in mind; not only are they made with tough materials, but their craftsmanship is designed to withstand heavy use and the elements. No matter how advanced your tarp material is, it will eventually show...

  Tent footprint: Place a tarp under your tent to protect it from the ground and provide an extra layer of insulation. Rainfly: Use a tarp as a rainfly to provide extra protection for your tent during rainy weather. Ground...

Here are 10 common uses for tarps in your backyard: Covering patio furniture: Use a tarp to protect your patio furniture from rain, snow, and other elements. Pool cover: Use a tarp to cover your pool when not in use,...

Maintaining the optimal condition of your tarps requires regular and thorough examination. Inspect the fabrics for any signs of damage such as tears, punctures, weakened fibers, or broken grommets. These indications of wear and tear can be addressed promptly if...

Tarps are far more than just a tool for outdoor projects. They can also be used in home remodeling to help protect surfaces, speed up the process of painting or staining, and even provide an extra layer of insulation. Whether...

To create a makeshift golf driving range using a tarp, you will need a large, open space and the following materials: A tarp: Choose a tarp that is large enough to cover the area where you will be hitting your...

There are several factors to consider when choosing a tarp to protect your outdoor gear from the elements. Here are a few things to consider:  Material: The material of the tarp will determine its durability and how well it protects...