Tarpaulin GEKO G01968 waterproof sheet 10 x 12 m blue lightweight ±5%

GEKO G01968 waterproof tarpaulin is a lightweight blue protective sheet with an approximate size of 10 x 12 m and a manufacturing tolerance of ±5%. Designed to shield goods, equipment, vehicles and outdoor structures from rain, dust and wind, this tarpaulin offers a broad coverage area while remaining easy to handle and store. The material provides a water-resistant barrier suitable for temporary coverings and general-purpose outdoor protection.

Advantages

The tarpaulin combines large coverage with low weight, making it convenient to carry and position by one or two people. Its waterproof surface reduces moisture penetration and repels dust, while the generous size minimizes the number of overlaps required when covering bulky items. The blue colour improves visibility in outdoor environments and the ±5% size tolerance indicates nominal dimensions for planning and deployment.

Suitable for

• Temporary shelters and canopy covers
• Protecting vehicles, trailers and machinery from weather
• Covering construction materials and site storage
• Groundsheet or rain cover for camping and outdoor activities
• Garden furniture and woodpile protection

Key specifications

• Approximate dimensions: 10 x 12 metres (±5% tolerance)
• Colour: blue
• Material type: lightweight waterproof sheet
• Primary properties: water resistance and dust protection
• Intended use: temporary outdoor protection and coverings

How to use

Spread the tarpaulin over the object to be protected, aligning corners and edges to achieve full coverage. Secure the sheet using ropes, bungee cords, straps or weights at the corners and along the sides to prevent wind uplift; if no dedicated fixation points are present, use sandbags or tied-down objects. When used as a groundsheet, ensure the surface beneath is free of sharp objects and pull the sheet taut to avoid pooling of water. For storage, clean and dry the tarpaulin before folding to prevent mildew.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged outdoor deployment, periodically check tension and fixings to reduce wear from wind and abrasion. Store the tarpaulin in a dry, ventilated place when not in use and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight if possible to extend material life.