Tarpaulin sheet GEKO G70705 extra heavy brown 200 g/m² 2 x 3 m

GEKO G70705 tarpaulin is an extra heavy brown sheet with a fabric weight of 200 g/m² and dimensions of 2 x 3 m. Designed for covering and protecting goods, tools, vehicles and outdoor furniture, the tarpaulin provides water resistance and robust protection against dirt, dust and weather. Its reinforced edging and corner reinforcements increase longevity when used on construction sites, for transport or in storage.

Advantages

The tarpaulin combines a high material weight with a compact size to offer durable protection without excessive bulk. Water-resistant material keeps contents dry in wet conditions, while the heavy-duty construction resists tearing and punctures during repeated use. The brown finish helps mask dirt and stains, and reinforced edges reduce fraying and improve attachment reliability when securing with ropes or bungee cords.

Suitable for

• Temporary covering of construction materials and tools
• Protecting vehicles, motorcycles or bicycles during storage or transport
• Groundsheet or shelter for camping and outdoor activities
• Covering garden furniture, wood piles and equipment outdoors
• Packing and protecting items during short-term transport

Key specifications

• Material weight: 200 g/m²
• Colour: brown
• Dimensions: 2 x 3 m
• Construction: extra heavy-duty sheeting with reinforced edging
• Performance: water-resistant and dirt-repellent surface

How to use

Unfold the tarpaulin and position it over the object to be protected, making sure the full surface covers vulnerable areas. Secure the edges using ropes, bungee cords or clamps through the reinforced corners and eyelets; if eyelets are not present, use straps around anchor points. For transport, fasten the tarpaulin tightly to prevent flapping and reduce strain on attachment points. After use, clean off loose dirt, allow the tarpaulin to dry fully and fold it neatly for storage to prolong service life.

Usage recommendations

Use the tarpaulin as a temporary protective cover rather than a permanent roof; avoid prolonged UV exposure when possible and store in a dry place. Inspect reinforced edges and attachment points periodically for wear, and replace the sheet if significant tearing or permanent deformation is observed.