With its versatile usage areas, tarpaulin is the name given to polyester fabrics with protective properties, used against sun and weather events in bordered areas. Tarpaulins, also called awnings, can often be seen in tent systems.

These products, which are both durable and functional with their flame retardant and waterproof properties, vary as acrylic knitted fabrics made from PVC and polyester fabric weaving. While its resistance to rain, snow and sunlight makes the product functional, this feature also diversifies its usage areas and production areas.

Usage Areas of Canvas

As tent and warehouse systems in industrial and construction sites

As shelter in refugee camps and temporary natural disaster habitats

As protection in organization and parking areas

In the process of preserving indoor sports fields

It is used for product preservation in production facilities and as shelter in the livestock and livestock industry

Used as awnings and camellias to protect the outdoor spaces of small businesses against weather events

Preservation of truck beds and product preservation

Tarpaulins are used to cover the railings of balconies and terraces.

While the fact that it has different color tones, the applicability of written and visual prints, and the fact that it can be designed in unlimited sizes makes the tarpaulin attractive for the sectors, its high storage capacity is also among the reasons for preference.

These systems, which are also used as industrial mats and concrete protection and to protect the structure from the deforming properties of rain and snow water, provide advantages in terms of time and labor with their easy and fast application feature. Tarpaulin Applications are generally designed by cladding on a steel or metal skeleton system.

Canvas Types

Zippered Tarpaulin

Transparent Tarpaulin

Banner Tarpaulin

Straw Tarpaulin

Auto And Truck Tarpaulins

Scaffolding Tarpaulin

Membrane Tarpaulin

Tent Tarpaulin

are divided into like this kind of alternatives.

Although tarpaulin prices are not a standard price, they are calculated per square meter. The quality of the tarpaulin, weaving type and density, color, size, raw material and cost are among the factors that determine the price.