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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Uses for Heavy Duty Vinyl Tarps

Heavy duty vinyl tarps are extremely handy to have around, this is because they can serve so many useful functions. There are many things that you can use your heavy duty vinyl tarp for around the house and yard. As they come in a variety of colors, sizes and even different materials, they are very versatile indeed.

One of the most popular uses for heavy duty vinyl tarps is to use it for camping and other fun outdoor recreational activities. When really bad weather looks to strike, your regular tent may not be strong enough to withstand the punishment, you can use your heavy duty tarp to reinforce your tent and shelter you. Another great idea is to cover your outside grill with heavy tarp, this way it won’t get damaged in the wet season.  

If you have a heavy duty tarp lying around, you can use it to cover almost anything around the house. As they are waterproof, anything that is underneath will remain nice and dry.

If you are going on a vacation and have filled your car to the brim with cargo, why not use your heavy duty tarp as a cover and place the remaining cargo on your roof. You can rest assured that your belongings care kept safe and sound throughout your journey.


As you can see there really are many uses for your heavy duty tarp. What other suggestions can you make for those heavy duty tarp owners out there?

Friday, October 18, 2013

Ways A Business Can Use Canopy Tents

Canopy tents can be a great marketing tool for any business looking to gain more exposure for their brand. We thought it would be a good idea to show you a few different ways that your business can use canopy tents to engage with the public and spread the word about your company.

Product Demonstrations

If you have a new product on the market that nobody really knows much about or you want to educate the public more about it, setting up canopy tents for a product demonstration is a great way to create exposure. Visitors can examine the products under the shade of your canopy tents.

Giving Away Samples

A great idea for your business is to use canopy tents to set up a stand and give away free samples of your product to the public. Setting up your canopy tent in a particular way can give your brand a very professional look and feel. People will walk away very happy with their new gifts and spread the word to friends and family.

Sell Any Kind of Food Products

If you are looking to set up a stand at the local fair or event, you can use a canopy tent. It will protect your goods from weather and give it ample shade. Canopy tents give your stand that inviting look, encouraging people to visit your stand and buy your produce.

What other ways can business use canopy tents for?

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Unconventional Uses for Your Tarp

While you may be using your tarp for more conventional uses like a basic cover, there are some amazingly unconventional ways to use your tarp. We thought it would be helpful to give you a few unconventional uses for your tarp.

Quick Shower Curtain

If you have just moved into a new place or your old shower curtain just broke, your tarp can be fashioned into a perfect shower curtain substitute.

Farming

A farmer can use his tarp in many helpful ways. He can cover his hay bales from rain and even use it to cover small crops from harsh weather conditions.

Make Your own Private Area

If you are looking for some privacy while camping, you can use your tarp as a divider. You will have your own temporary space to read or get changed.

Catch Rain Water

By digging a hole in the ground and lining it with a tarp, you can catch rain water that you can either store or transport to another location.

Secure Ground

If you live near a hill that’s ground looks quite loose, you can use your tarp to secure it. You won’t have to worry about landslides anymore.

Make a Sail

One of the scariest things that can happen to you is getting stranded at sea. Luckily, if you packed a tarp in the boat, you can make-shift a temporary sail which you can use to get to shore.

What other unconventional uses can you think of for your tarp? 

Thursday, October 3, 2013

How to Set Up Canopy Tents

While canopy tents come in various sizes, we will explain how to set up a medium sized, metal legged tent with no more than four legs.

Step 1

Start by removing the canopy tents’ material roof from its pocket inside the metal frame cover. Next you should remove the metal frame of your canopy tent from its cover.

Step 2

Place the metal frame so that it is standing on its legs. While you pull on one leg, have someone on the opposite side pull the opposite leg. You don’t have to pull the legs out completely; you just need to make sure that there is enough space between the legs and the center, approximately a foot. Make sure that all four legs are at least a foot from the center.

Step 3

Next place your canopy material roof over the top of your metal framing. Keep your eyes open for the Velcro that is at each corner of the top and make sure you match it to the Velcro on the legs. This helps the roof stay in place while you complete the setup process.  

Step 4

Your canopy should be able to be adjusted in terms of height, place it at its highest setting. At the very top of each of your legs there should be a black brace that has one fitting that helps brace the canopy. This part is rather difficult and will need a strong person to push the metal piece upward until the metal ball snaps into the fitting. This will automatically pull the canopy out to its fullest extension.

Step 5


The last thing to be done is to place stakes in the ground, this will ensure your canopy tent is secure when it gets very windy.