The Hunt For Blue Poly Tarps: The Right Size, At The Right Price

Finding blue poly tarps online is a fairly easy task. But searching for a specific size among hundreds of pages on a merchant site can be tedious. Who has the right tarp, in the right size, at the best price ? And although green and blue poly tarps are the most common and least expensive, they are not all made the same.

There are some very good tarp suppliers, but for most of them, inexpensive blue poly tarps are not a specialty. So they are usually relegated to the deeper pages of the 'online catalog'. That means that the shopper has to spend another several minutes searching for the right type and size.

*Poly Tarps*	Nor Tool	Global
5x7	Y
6x8	Y
8x10	Y	Y
10x10	Y
10x12	Y	Y
12x16	Y	Y
12x20	Y	Y
15x30		Y
16x20	Y
20x20	Y
20x30	Y	Y
30x40	Y
30x50	Y
30x60	Y
40x40	Y
40x50	Y
40x60	Y
50x100	Y

Blue Poly Tarps: Sizes and Availability

The 'size-finder' chart should help you save some time (and money). It gives you a quick reference to sizes provided by the poly tarp suppliers we recommend.

Find your size in the table on the right, then click on the listed supplier below.

Northern Tool (Nor Tool)

These are high quality blue poly tarps, using a 9x9 weave of nylon chords, laminated on both sides with polyethylene. They have the best prices for small sizes.

In addition to blue, you'll also find polyethylene tarps in camouflage, green, and silver. Search for "poly tarps" on their site, and you'll find the size you need.

Global Industrial (Global)

Although they offer fewer poly tarp choices, you'lll have 3 choice of fabric thickness in each size, ranging from 5-6mil up to 12mil.

The standard blue poly tarps use an 8x8 weave and 800 denier thread.

The heavy-duty green tarps are extra tough, with a 10x10 weave and 1000 denier thread. Hems are heat sealed and reinforced with rope.

More On Tarps

For More Information:
Specialty Tarps: A quick look at lumber, drain, coil, and machine tarps.
Canvas tarpaulins: Another helpful availability chart - this one for canvas.
Poly Tarps: Learn more about the characteristics of polyethylene material.
Tarps & The Environment: A view on how tarps can protect the environment.
Leak Diverters: Specially made for ceiling leaks.
Mesh Tarps: The choice when you need airflow and modest shade, and where water proofing is not required.
Canvas Tarps: A stronger and flame retardant alternative to blue poly tarps.