Tarps Now® Releases New Guide Focused on Uses of Poly Tarps

Jul 11, 2022

New Guide Helps Consumers make Informed Decisions when selecting Poly Tarp Applications

Benton Harbor, Michigan Jul 11, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Tarps Now® is pleased to announce the release of a new informational guide helping consumers select the right Poly Tarp solutions in order to maximize cost/benefit. Poly Tarps are the most popular type of covers purchased, accounting for 56 percent of all tarp sales in the $7 billion global Tarp Industry. Poly Tarps are attractive to consumers because of the wide spectrum of colors, sizes, thicknesses, and material weights and the fact that they are typically less expensive than other types of Tarps. Poly Tarps are readily available and easily utilized for a range of applications from the home to the construction site to the campground.

Constructed with outer layers of Polyethylene (PE) sheets sandwiching a woven layer of mesh fabric, Poly Traps use Polyethylene resin, a thermoplastic polymer made from ethylene gas that is the most produced plastic used throughout the world. Besides Tarps, Polyethylene is the same material used for cable, piping, containers, and countless other plastic consumer products.

Poly Tarps help cover and protect supplies, equipment, and people along with dividing space and helping better utilize space. In addition to the common protective benefits, there are many creative, safe, and fun uses for Poly Tarps.

Examples include:

- Tent Covers
- Temporary Shelters
- Picnic Covering
- Ground Coverings
- Slip and Slide Tracks
- Block Winds
- Kids Forts
- Sleeping Bags
- Emergency Blanket or Wraps
- Stretcher/Gurney
- Ponchos
- Hammocks
- Backpacks
- Totes
- Drag Heavy Items
- Catch Rainwater
- Emergency Boat Sails
- Boat Creations
- Protect Plants in Cold Snaps
- Catch-All for landscaping, art, crafts, cleanup
- Pet liner for furniture and automobiles
- Vehicle Lining
- Billboards and Banners

Product Information:

https://www.tarpsnow.com/poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/super-heavy-duty-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/heavy-duty-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/medium-duty-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/light-duty-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/fire-resistant-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/clear-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/camouflage-poly-tarps.html
https://www.tarpsnow.com/reinforced-poly-sheeting.html

About Tarps Now®

Tarps Now® features an extensive online catalog of heavy-duty tarps, canvas tarps, poly tarps, custom tarps, vinyl tarps, and industrial divider curtains. As specialists in custom canvas and vinyl tarps, they are the low-price leaders in their category. The company offers the convenience of fast, easy, online ordering as well as a knowledgeable staff to guide customers through the specification process insuring their project will be completed on time and within budget. Tarps Now® has the experience and scale to ensure customer specifications are carefully followed and expectations exceeded for every project, large or small.

Media Contact

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4133 M-139, St Joseph, MI 49085

https://www.tarpsnow.com

Source :Tarps Now, Inc.

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