SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: Zoe

CN: Sichuan

High-concerned chemical: none

Origin: Mainland China

Sail Material: HDPE

Type: Shade Sails & Enclosure Nets

Water Resistance Level: water proof

SHORT DESCRIPTION

Keep everyday outdoor items covered with a flexible silver PE tarpaulin. The thin woven sheet drapes over patio furniture, stacked firewood, yard equipment and other suitable items. Reinforced corners with metal grommets offer convenient points for tying the cover down. Choose your size before checkout and leave enough extra material for drape and anchoring.

KEY BENEFITS

• Flexible Coverage: The thin PE woven surface follows the shape of gear and folds for storage.

• Rain Protection: Position the waterproof sheet at a slope so water runs off instead of pooling.

• Ground Anchoring: The included 20 cm (7.9 in) stakes anchor the tarp in suitable soil or grass.

• Tie Down Your Cover: Thread the 5 m (16.4 ft) rope through the metal grommets and secure it to stakes or suitable fixed points. Apply gentle tension to help keep the cover in place.

• Multiple Uses: Cover firewood, patio furniture, outdoor equipment or a suitably sized boat or truck bed when parked.

• Easy Size Selection: Check the metric size of the chosen option and allow room for overlap and fastening.

VARIANT INFORMATION

Current size A: 3 x 4 m (approximately 9.84 x 13.12 ft), sold as nominal 10 x 13 ft.

Current size B: 3 x 6 m (approximately 9.84 x 19.69 ft), sold as nominal 10 x 20 ft.

The foot size is a rounded sales label. Measure the item to cover and select the appropriate variant. Product dimensions can vary slightly with manual measurement.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

One PE tarp in the selected size. Current size options also include four black 20 cm (7.9 in) ground stakes and one blue 5 m (16.4 ft) tie-down rope. The rope threads through the tarp grommets to help tension the cover; the stakes anchor it in suitable soil or grass. Check the selected option for its exact accessory contents before ordering. Props shown in lifestyle scenes are not included.

HOW TO USE

1. Measure the object and choose a tarp with enough overlap for the sides and tie-down points.

2. Drape the tarp with a gentle slope so rain can drain. Keep sharp corners away from the sheet or pad contact points as needed.

3. Thread the supplied 5 m (16.4 ft) cord through the metal grommets. Tie the cord to a suitable fixed point or the supplied 20 cm (7.9 in) stakes. Push the stakes into suitable soil or grass to anchor the tarp; do not use them on pavement. Additional cord or anchors may be needed for some setups. Avoid excessive tension.

4. Tension gently and recheck after wind or rain. Remove standing water; do not rely on the tarp as a load-bearing roof.

5. Wipe clean, air dry fully and fold for storage.

NOTES

Fit depends on the shape and height of the item, not only its footprint. Do not cover hot equipment or use near open flames. Secure loose material before windy weather and inspect grommets, anchors and tension regularly. Do not use over people as a permanent overhead structure. Photos of boats, vehicles and furniture are illustrative; check your selected size and coverage needs.

Q&A

Q: Is the tarp thick or padded?

A: No. It is a thin, flexible woven PE sheet designed to drape and fold.

Q: Is the listed size the exact size in feet?

A: The feet label is rounded. Refer to the metric dimensions on the selected variant and in the size guide.

Q: Does it come with stakes and rope?

A: Both current size options include four black 20 cm (7.9 in) stakes to anchor in suitable soil or grass, plus one blue 5 m (16.4 ft) rope to pass through the grommets and tie down the tarp. Check the displayed package contents for any future option.

Q: Can I use the stakes on concrete?

A: No. Use stakes in suitable soil or grass; use an appropriate separate anchor for hard surfaces.

Q: Will the tarp fit my boat or truck?

A: Measure length, width and height, and allow extra material for overlap and tie-downs. The photos do not guarantee a specific vehicle fit.

Q: How do I reduce water pooling?

A: Pitch the tarp at a slope, keep it gently tensioned, and inspect it after rainfall.