110gsm Tarpaulins
Standard weight 110gsm tarpaulins with a 10x10 weave. Choose finished sheets in white or blue, or a 1.8m x 100m roll to cut to length.
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Three kinds of clear.
One is right for your job.
Light and toughness trade off against each other. Here is how the types compare.
110gsm Sheet
Laminated polyethylene, 10x10 weave, white or blue
Best for: garden, trailer and site covers for a season.
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Polyethylene, 1.8m x 100m, unhemmed
Best for: long runs that you cut to length on site.
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Heavy duty polyethylene, 14x14 weave
Best for: roofing, building sites and covers left out all year.
Shop 200gsmMeasure in 3 steps
Open the size guide-
Measure the area
Take the length and width of the space or frame you want to cover.
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Add your overhang
Add around 30cm to each side so there is room to tie it down.
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Pick the size up
Finished sizes can run slightly under, so choose the nearest size above.
110gsm Tarpaulins buying guide
110gsm tarpaulins sit one step above economy sheets. The 10x10 weave and a coating on both sides make them harder to tear, while they stay light enough to handle alone. Buy them as finished sheets, or as a 100m roll that you cut to length on site.
Why choose 110gsm?
It is a sensible middle point for cover that needs to last a season without the cost of heavy duty.
- Garden furniture and log covers
- Trailer loads and tip runs
- Site materials and temporary screens
- Ground cover under tents and gazebos
Sheets or a roll?
110gsm tarpaulin sheets
The 110gsm waterproof tarpaulin comes in white or blue. The polyethylene is laminated on both sides and UV-stabilised. There are 13 sizes, from 1.83m x 3.6m up to 12m x 25m. White keeps the space underneath bright, and blue is the standard site colour.
110gsm blue tarpaulin roll
The 110gsm blue tarpaulin roll is 1.8m wide and 100m long. It is supplied unhemmed and without eyelets, so you cut exactly what you need. It suits long runs such as temporary roofing, site screening and covering stacked materials. Add fixing points with eyelets and tarp grabbers.
Sizing and fixing
Measure the area and add about 30cm on each side for tie-down. Our size guide walks you through it. Secure sheets with bungee cords or rope, and join or repair lengths with tarpaulin tape.
Lighter or heavier?
80gsm tarpaulins cost less for short jobs. 140gsm tarpaulins and 200gsm tarpaulins last longer outdoors. See the full range of economy tarpaulins to compare.