Faithfull FAITARP1812 5.4 x 3.6M (18 x 12ft) Waterproof Tarpaulin. Dual Colour: Green/Silver

I had a leaking flat roof and needed a temporary solution during the winter before I could get it fixed. I bought this tarpaulin to cover the roof and protect it from the rain.It worked better than I could have hoped for.Pros:- It's lightweight and easy to manoeuvre- Waterproof- Very durable- Cheap and cost effectiveI would recommend this for anyone looking for a waterproof tarpaulin.

Cheap & huge plus well packed. Exactly what I need to collect hedge trimmings easily throw over a log pile etc. Not the strongest or thickest but it's still quite heavy folded & a good budget item. It's predecessor lasted for many years & is now in two halves & both still in use, so I'm sure this will also serve us well.

Used it to cover hay worked well until it got caught in the fence and torn to shreds in the wind but I'd but again and just tie up tighter

This stuff is prime. It's huge and green - what else could you need?The build quality is good enough for me and with it being SO BIG, you can just fold it in half or quarters and clip the corners together and you've got double/quad ply anyway.It's pulled me out of a few pickles (troublesome situations, not actual pickles), it's big enough to sit plenty of people on and it made a HUGE rain cover for all 12 of us at Glastonbury.Well recommended as part of any Ray Mears enthusiasts survival kit, or just to keep in your boot - either way, it's great.

It's been just over 2 years and has been fine until now. I used it to cover the roof of a large shed whose roof was leaking. Regrettably you can see the material threading and it is no longer keeping the water out. So initially good and after 2 and a bit years out in the elements it now needs replacing.

Firstly, for the price, this product is great. You won't get a tarp like this for this price elsewhere, other ones at this price range have significant flaws.I've had one of these for approximately 6 months not and so far had no issues. It has been used for a variety of tasks including a trailer cover, emergency shed roof hole cover, ground sheet for a paddling pool, and is now in residence at the bottom of the garden covering over a patch of land in order light starve the weed infestation that's growing down there. I have put it through it's paces and so far the stitching is mostly holding firm and the material has not ripped nor done the thing where the material stands stretch apart like many cheaper tarps do. I've now ordered a few more to use in the garden as it's cheaper than weed matting.There are some flaws, the eyelets aren't all spaced evenly (although only out by the odd centimetre at most) and some of them are not clipped in properly, however, they have held true so far whilst under tension from bungees and the edges are doubled over to give it extra strength there. The material is relatively thin so it might compromise the (already minimal) thermal properties of tarps. It's easy to cut down to size if needs be (although you would loose the eyelets at the edge if doing so).

Note: Mine was green, so colour received varies? Decent, covering tables and chairs my garden. Too big had to cut it in half, will last forever 👍

Ordered this tarp to cover over my flooring on my awnning base of my seasonal pitch caravan , seems to be a good quality , but will only know next march when i take it off to see if it's done the job , but went down well and the eyelets to put pegs through helped to make it feel very secure