Heavy Duty Tarpaulin 270gsm - Extra Heavy Duty Green/Silver Waterproof UV-Stabilised PE Ground Sheet

270gsm Tarpaulins

Extra heavy duty 270gsm tarpaulins for roofs, boats, machinery and ground sheets. Three colourways, in sizes up to 12m x 15m.

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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.

270gsm Black and Silver

Polyethylene, 16x16 weave, eyelets every 50cm

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: roofs, boats and plant, up to 12m x 15m.

Shop black and silver

270gsm Green and Silver

HDPE, 16x16 weave, heat-sealed seams

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: farms, gardens and landscaping.

Shop green and silver

270gsm Black and Gold

Polyethylene, eyelets every 50cm

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: ground sheets and site cover.

Shop black and gold

Step up: PVC

PVC-coated polyester, 560 to 610gsm

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: haulage and covers used every day.

Shop PVC

Measure in 3 steps

Open the size guide
  1. Measure the area

    Take the length and width of the space or frame you want to cover.

  2. Add your overhang

    Add around 30cm to each side so there is room to tie it down.

  3. Pick the size up

    Finished sizes can run slightly under, so choose the nearest size above.

270gsm Tarpaulins buying guide

Quick answers

Is 270gsm tarpaulin better than 200gsm?

It is thicker and resists punctures better, so it lasts longer in exposed places. 200gsm is lighter to handle and comes in more sizes and colours.

Can I use a 270gsm tarpaulin as a ground sheet?

Yes. It copes with foot traffic. Clear sharp stones and debris first so nothing pushes through from below.

What is a 16x16 weave?

It is the number of threads per inch in each direction. A higher count means a denser, stronger fabric.

Which side of a black and silver tarpaulin faces up?

Put the silver side up to reflect heat. Put the black side up to hide dirt or block light. Both sides are waterproof.

How do I stop a heavy tarpaulin flapping in the wind?

Use every eyelet and pull the sheet tight. Bungee cords keep tension on the sheet as the wind changes.