Tarpaulin GEKO 8x12 m brown extra heavy 200 g/m²

GEKO tarpaulin 8 x 12 m brown extra heavy 200 g/m² is a large, durable protective sheet intended for covering vehicles, construction materials, outdoor equipment, and cargo. The tarpaulin is made from a heavy-duty coated fabric with a stated fabric weight of 200 g/m² and a brown finish that helps conceal dirt and wear. Reinforced edges and attachment points provide secure fastening options for storage and transport applications, while the material construction offers resistance to abrasion and basic weather exposure.

Advantages

The tarpaulin's 8 x 12 m size gives wide coverage for a variety of objects and loads. The extra heavy 200 g/m² fabric provides increased tear and abrasion resistance compared with lighter covers, and reinforced hems reduce the risk of edge fraying under tension. Pre-installed attachment points along the edges simplify securing the cover with ropes or straps. The brown colour increases visual uniformity and reduces the visibility of stains and dirt in outdoor environments.

Suitable for

• Covering cars, trailers and small trucks during storage or transport
• Protecting construction materials such as lumber, pallets and sand from light rain and dust
• Temporary shelter for outdoor equipment, garden furniture or firewood stacks
• Securing cargo on open-bed vehicles during short transports

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 8 m x 12 m
• Fabric weight: 200 g/m² (extra heavy)
• Colour: brown
• Material type: coated heavy-duty tarpaulin fabric
• Reinforcements: reinforced edges and attachment points for fastening
• Weather resistance: designed to resist abrasion and provide basic protection against rain and dust

How to use

Position the tarpaulin over the object or load so that it fully covers the area intended for protection. Secure the tarpaulin by using the reinforced attachment points around the edges, fastening with ropes, bungee cords, straps or tie-downs as appropriate for the application. Ensure even tension across the cover to avoid flapping in wind and reduce stress on the edges. For long-term outdoor exposure, check fixings periodically and adjust to maintain coverage integrity.

Usage recommendations

Store the tarpaulin dry and rolled or folded in a shaded place when not in use to prolong its service life. Avoid prolonged contact with sharp objects, high heat sources or chemical solvents that can damage the coating. For heavy weather or prolonged outdoor exposure, combine the tarpaulin with additional securing points or support structures to reduce wind uplift and water pooling.