Tarpaulin GEKO Plandeka Geko 120 g/m² – protective sheet 120 g/m²

GEKO Plandeka Geko 120 g/m² is a lightweight, water-resistant tarpaulin designed for general-purpose protection. With a material weight of 120 g/m², the sheet provides a balance between low weight and weather resistance, shielding goods, equipment and outdoor areas from moisture, dirt and light wear. The tarpaulin is suitable for temporary covers and short-term outdoor use where easy handling and compact storage are important.

Advantages

The tarpaulin offers quick deployment and convenient handling due to its low material weight, making it easy to fold and transport. Its water-resistant surface protects items from rain and splashes while reducing dirt accumulation. The product’s construction provides basic mechanical protection against light abrasion and helps extend the lifespan of covered objects during storage or transport.

Suitable for

• Covering vehicles and motorcycles for short-term protection
• Protecting construction materials and pallets at building sites
• Shielding garden furniture and outdoor equipment from light rain
• Creating temporary shelters or groundsheet for camping and outdoor work

Key specifications

• Material weight: 120 g/m²
• Function: water-resistant protective sheet for general-purpose use
• Typical applications: vehicle covers, material protection, temporary shelters
• Handling: lightweight and foldable for compact storage

How to use

Place the tarpaulin over the object to be protected, ensuring sufficient overlap on all sides to prevent water ingress. Secure the edges with ropes, bungee cords or fasteners through existing eyelets if present, or use weights at the corners for temporary anchoring. For transport covers, make sure the sheet is tightly fastened to avoid flapping. After use, dry the tarpaulin if wet, fold it neatly and store it in a dry place to prevent mildew and prolong service life.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged outdoor exposure or heavy-duty applications, consider using a heavier or reinforced tarpaulin. Regularly inspect the cover for wear, tears or seam damage and repair small punctures promptly to maintain water resistance.