Flatbed Tarps
Lumber, steel and smoke tarps in 18 oz vinyl, and the rubber straps to hold them. Lumber tarps have 6 or 8 ft drops for tall loads; steel tarps have 4 ft drops for low ones. The smoke tarp goes on the nose of the load first.
Lumber, steel and smoke tarps in 18 oz vinyl, and the rubber straps to hold them. Lumber tarps have 6 or 8 ft drops for tall loads; steel tarps have 4 ft drops for low ones. The smoke tarp goes on the nose of the load first.
We only stock standard sizes, so here's what most drivers carry. Match the drop to the height of your load: the drop should reach from the top of the load down to the deck.
| Hauling | Most drivers carry |
|---|---|
| Tall loads: lumber, building materials, pallets (48 or 53 ft flatbed) | Two 24 x 27 ft lumber tarps, 8 ft drops Most common |
| Medium loads, about 6 ft tall | Two 20 x 27 ft lumber tarps, 6 ft drops |
| Low loads: steel, pipe, rebar | 16 x 27 ft steel tarp, 4 ft drops, plus a smoke tarp on the front |
| Step-deck trailer | 3-piece step-deck set; pick longer ends for long or tall loads |
| Steel coils | Coil tarp sized to the coil |
| Machinery and equipment | Machinery tarp, 20 x 20 or 24 x 24 ft |
| Dump trucks and trailers | Mesh tarp: 7 x 12 or 7 x 16 ft for trailers, 7 x 18 ft and up for trucks |
| Tie-down | Rubber tarp straps, one at every D-ring |
Need a drop or length we don't list? Request a custom tarp or call 999-999-9999 .