Tarp source help

This looks good although it is not a tarp. It is damp proof membrane for brick walls. I am in the UK but I am sure there will be similar on your side of the pond.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/capital-valley-plastics-ltd-damp-proof-course-black-450mm-x-30m/59882


Edit: Looking at it again it probably isn't wide enough for your needs.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200596389_200596389

Try this link to Northern Tool wood pile tarps. This is the shortest. Three different lengths. As they get longer they get a little wider. This is the only source I have found for these specialty wood stack tarps. Have been using them for years. They are inexpensive and last a few years or more. Be mindful the actual finished size is slightly smaller than the listed dimensions.

timfromohio said:

Manly - thanks very much. These look similar to what I purchased before.

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Glad to help. It's the Manly thing to do.

timfromohio said:

I read in a thread quite some time ago about a source of tarps in a size perfect for long stacks of wood - I bought 5 or 6. The tarps are ~30" in width and 18' or 20' in length. I now cannot recall the source of these tarps. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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Check out Tarps Direct....Philipburg,PA

I got a bunch of 4'x20' tarps from Amazon. They're perfect for 2 rows or 1 row with some cross beams to keep the sides open.

I go to the local RV dealer and get old awnings. They are perfect, thick and heavy and....free. They throw them away anyway. They take a beating from wind and weather and don't leave a stringy mess like torn tarps.

mountain man 2 said:

Check out Tarps Direct....Philipburg,PA

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The brown ones at Tarps Direct are amazingly rugged.

Check out your local lumber supplier or truss manufacturer. They often have lumber wraps that are free. Truss guys that make or supply glulam beams are a good source of 4' x 30 to 60' beam wraps.