How many people here would rather have a larger tarp of the same quality, look up Aqua-Quest "King Kamo"
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I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo the ridge line runs the length of the tarp which is what I prefer. I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo... » Read More I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo the ridge line runs the length of the tarp which is what I prefer. « Show Less
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The size I got, 10x7 I believe is perfect for what I wanted. I am in the military and need to keep a low profile when setting up shelter. This can make a nice little pup tent and cover me completely.
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The tarp is a pretty standard size so you can find a heavy duty one with grommets easily.
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I have no idea... standard size I assume... just like any other tarp. Sorry and I hope this helps.
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Frank - I suppose it's a matter of preference. I found the bags stinky, messy, and kind of ugly. I like the appearance of the Tanglefoot traps better, and since I'm in a neighborhood, that mattered to me. Plus, the kids in the neighborhood absolutely LOVE helping me empty them and supervising the slaughter of billions of beetles. This is my second year with these traps, they are in perfect condition, and I expect that they will last many more seasons, with just replacing the bait. Anyway, enjoy the rest of the gardening season and DEATH TO JAPANESE BEETLES!!!Ann
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Because your in the enchanted land of Amazon where possibilities are endless...if you can make a big one for $10, I'll buy it from you. ;-)
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SORRY FOR THE LATE ANSWER. I had bought what I thought was the same tarp a year and a half ago. This one was definitely not as sturdy
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I wondered the same, but once I got it I realized that because you can set this up in any shape and configuration, getting a premade cover for it didn't make sense. You can certainly use a grommeted tarp and attach it with zip ties.
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This is a good, heavy duty tarp and holds up much better than the thinner ones. Our use is to cover firewood and we have hot and cold in Missouri. I think you will be pleased.
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Absolutely! This tarp is highly adaptable to many situations, and it could serve very well as a rain fly over tents of many different designs due to its many tie-down spots. I don't think you's have any water leakage problems with it, either. Good luck and have fun! Tom
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I would get the biggest one that fits that tank....I have been satisfied with the large unit I have. Built well enough.. Qapla
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I was thinking about this question as soon as I added this to my wishlist. I'm glad there's already a few people that need to know before they buy.
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you need a 10 x 15 ft tarp to fit exactaly. You may want to get a slightly larger one for the footprint.
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It is heavy enough for that use yes, but not large enough. You would need an 8x8, this is an 8x6. I own 3 of these tarps now, having the first one for over 4 years... dusty with a few campfire burns, but still in great shape. These are the only kind I will buy now, they last years and take a beating. The 16mil with reinforced corners are epic in strength.
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Not much difference. Except that it is probably a little smoother than a tarp. We were not please with this for the price we paid.
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I just bought a tarp that was too big for the tent and then cut it to size. I taped off the cut edges so it wouldn't unravel. Best to have one that fits exactly underneath the tent. I wish I had a thinner one that would fit inside the tent bag, but the tarp doesn't take that much extra room. I didn't cut it to fit underneath the vestibule, but now I wish I had, but it isn't a big deal.
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no idea. I havn't had to replace it yet. If you mean just the tarp, then I'm sure yes.
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I just bought a pack and it is the medium size. I'm with you, it was hard to find the size even on Aqueon's website.