Key Features

• Built to Last: Crafted from natural cotton, poly-cotton, or duck cotton canvas, designed to cope with genuine long-term outdoor wear.
• Weatherproof Performance: Canvas is resistant to tearing, abrasion, UV rays, and rain, and works across a wide temperature range.
• Made-to-Measure Fit: Provide your own precise dimensions for a tailored result, with a small allowance factored in for comfort.
• Reliable Fastening: Pick from brass grommets, Velcro, or D-rings, whatever gives your setup the sturdiest tie-down.
• Wide-Ranging Uses: Suited to painting jobs, furniture protection, camping and outdoor shelters, cargo covers, building sites, haulage, and equipment protection.
• Simple Upkeep: A quick wipe-down or a gentle brush is all it takes to keep the canvas tarpaulin looking sharp and lasting for years.

Product Overview

Custom Canvas Tarpaulins Designed for Real Protection

Whether you're shielding equipment, covering a job in progress, or storing something for the long haul, this canvas tarpaulin range is built to cope. And because not every project fits a neat rectangle, this tarpaulin is designed around what you actually need rather than forcing you to compromise. There's a solid selection of ready-made sizes to choose from, or you can supply your own exact measurements and have the tarpaulin cut to suit, with a small 2.5-5 cm leeway added in automatically. Dealing with an awkward shape or something that doesn't match a standard size chart? Simply upload a reference image, and the team will cut the canvas around your exact drawing or reference.

Five Fabrics, Built for Five Different Jobs

Untreated Cotton comes as a 300 denier, 100% cotton canvas at 330 GSM and 30 mil thickness. It's a natural choice for painting work, general furniture covers, or shielding equipment that isn't left outside round the clock.

Water Resistant Poly Cotton takes things further with a 600 denier poly-cotton canvas at 600 GSM weight and 28 mil thickness. This is the one built for canopies, camping shelters, and equipment that needs proper protection from the weather.

Medium Duty Duck Cotton is a 350 denier, 100% cotton canvas at 400 GSM and 26 mil thickness, a strong fit for building work, light cargo, and general storage.

Heavy Duty Duck Cotton steps up to a 600 denier, 100% cotton canvas at 600 GSM and 40 mil thickness, making it a solid pick for heavy equipment, cargo, and machinery.

Super Heavy Duty Duck Cotton is the heaviest option with 800 denier, 100% cotton canvas at 800 GSM and 55 mil thickness, made for industrial equipment, haulage, and transport work.

Where Canvas Tarpaulins Are Genuinely Useful

Canvas has remained a firm favourite as a tarpaulin material because it's remarkably adaptable across a wide range of settings, including:

• Painting Equipment: Custom canvas tarpaulins are useful in protecting floors and indoor furniture from paint spills and dust during paint projects and renovation.
• Camping and outdoor shelters: A dependable choice for camping trips, general outdoor use, or a lean-to at a campsite, whether it's working as a ground sheet or a tent floor.
• Building sites: Canvas tarpaulins cover up exposed materials, protects tools, and works as a temporary partition. It's also handy as a roof cover during repairs or ongoing building work.
• Agriculture and farming: Since canvas breathes, it helps reduce condensation, so grain and hay don't end up spoiling the way they might under a plastic sheet that traps moisture underneath.
• Industrial and manufacturing use: Canvas tarpaulins get put to work protecting equipment, covering maintenance jobs, and acting as temporary partitions, relying on their rugged build to hold up in demanding, high-traffic settings without tearing.

Straightforward to Maintain, Easy to Secure

Looking after a canvas tarpaulin takes hardly any effort at all, a quick wipe-down or a gentle brush is usually enough to keep the fabric in good condition. If it needs a bit more care, mild soap and water will bring it back looking like new. And since fitting one yourself is genuinely simple, there's no need to call anyone in to help.

For securing your tarpaulin, rustproof brass grommets are the most popular option, D-rings offer a stronger hold for heavier jobs, and Velcro gives you a quick, tool-free fitting when speed matters most. Double-stitched hems and optional 3.8 cm webbing add further stability and extra hold where you need it most.