Heavy Duty Poly Tarp - Flame Resistant
• Rugged 10 oz. sq yd, 3 ply, 2500 denier fabric
• Meets CPAI-84 & NFPA 701 fire standards
• Welded seams & hems & reinforced poly coat
• High UV Resistance & Minus 40 °F cold crack
• "FR" printed every yard
Made In The USA
By choosing this product, you're supporting American craftsmanship, local jobs, and ethical manufacturing. Built with care — designed to last.

The Best Strength to Weight Ratio
Made from rugged 20 mil (10 oz. sq. yd.), 3 ply, 2500 denier reinforced polyethylene fabric, this tarp is much lighter than traditional vinyl or canvas options, but does not sacrifice toughness or performance. Our tarps are made with heat-welded hems and seams that are both more durable and more waterproof than traditional sewing. The reinforced poly coating and 3 ply fabric is incredibly robust and resistant to abrasion and tearing.
This heavy duty tarp is an excellent option to have on hand for unexpected needs. The combination of light weight and performance makes it easy to store and to deploy in a hurry.

Real Heavy Duty Flame Retardant Polyethylene
The polyethylene fabric used to make this tarp is clearly marked with an FR every yard. It is formulated to slow the spread of flames and resist sparks, meeting CPAI-84 and NFPA 701 fire safety standards, making it an effective tool for establishing a safe working environment. It is ideal for:
• Covering flammable materials
• Creating temporary enclosures in high-risk areas
• Enclosing construction sites and scaffolding
• Isolating welding and fabrication work
• Protecting combustable cargo in transit
Flame-Resistant Poly That is Too Tough to Tear
Since our early days, we have been crafting durable covers, a legacy that shapes our flame-resistant polyethylene tarps today. Built from a thick, woven poly with a protective coating, these tarps are designed to endure sparks, fire, harsh weather, UV exposure, and rugged use. The quality standards we set years ago continue to guide every tarp we produce.
Check out our ad for this product from the late 1960s. While times, materials, and manufacturing methods have changed, our concept for this product hasn't.

