What is the finished size of this tarp?
476949
Well now lets see it says its a 10' x 12' dry top heavy duty tarp so I'm going out on a limb and say its 10' x 12'
382380
The Red Canyon is 10' x 17', and there are six corners where you drive stakes. So, what I used was a 12' x 20' heavy duty tarp, and folded back the edges to match the footprint of the tent.
330067
I don't think it will fit. The seems will hang over and look terrible. You're just as well off buying a poly tarp if you want it to look like that.
608127
The grommets are spaced about 24 inches . If you start counting from one corner to the opposite corner on the long side, there are 6 grommets. If you count from one corner to the opposite corner on the short side there are 5 grommets. There is a total of 18 heavy duty grommets on this tarp. I hope this answers your question.
2148577
The one I purchased is 16 mil thick. I have opened the package to check but have yet to use the tarp. It is lightweight and great for that
1602310
It's about 5x7. It's really a tarp that is aluminized on one side but it works great for camping. I do wish it was bigger.
1771870
the foot print is 16 x 7 and trying to find a tarp this exact size is impossible, unless you want to spend a lot. So I bought one a little larger 20x10 and just folded the end. Hope this helps and happy Camping!
188910
Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big snow too. Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big... » Read More Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big snow too. « Show Less
225837
I believe it is. Haven't measured it but it appears to be. Got it last fall to cover the top of my fire wood pile. It is a high quality heavy tarp. It has held up to being folded back on pile at -20 degrees and lower without cracking.
2284830
If you have a 10 by 20 "A" frame and the tarp is to be bungied to the frame it is best to get the 12 by 20 tarp. It will actually measure 11' 6" by 19' 6". This will allow the bungees to hold the tarp tight. You need the 12' to make up the rise of the top. The tarp will not actually reach all the way to the frame. It should be about 3" short all the way around. If you need bungees, buy the 7" length. The other feature to check is how many grommets it has and how far aprt they are. 18-24 inches works fine, all the way around. Hope this helps.
693563
When I bought this tarp, I read the same 'Product Dimensions' and took a guess that that dimensions were wrong. I purchased the tarp anyway and it certainly was NOT 17' x 13' x 6.3"! The tarp is basically 6" shorter than 12' x 25' in both directions but I never measured it. Covered my 21' x 8' trailer nicely with a couple of feet hanging over both sides. Hope this helps.
208675
the size of the packed tarp can stuff down to about the size of 3 soda cans
2284832
I guess that would depend on your need. I start by saying that because usually you can deal with the extra length,but most of the time tarps are somewhat shorter than the stated dimensions by the time they fold and stitch the edges. So if you need the tarp to completely cover your frame with no gaps, you made need to go bigger. Hope this helps.
1701603
The corner grommets are reinforced with a heavy material. On the long side there is a grommet six inches from the corner and every19 inches thereafter. On the short side the grommets are every 19 inches. This tarp is heavy duty.
2118793
I have no idea. I bought the tarp to cover my boat during the 6 months of winter up here in Alaska. It did a a fine job for what I bought it for. I pulled it off as soon as the snow melted. I use my boat all summer and will store it again this fall for the winter. For winter storage and protection it is the best.
1631832
I need a tarp that is exactly 10X15. No more or less. Are the diminutions exactly 10X15?
2235665
I think the length is 6" total. They worked awesome for my purpose of connecting a tarp to a frame. Good quality and study.