Clear Greenhouse Heavy Duty tarp 14 Mil Clear Waterproof Cover,UV Resistant Poly Tarp with Grommets 12 x16ft Superior Strength,for Gardening, Farming, Nursery, Garden

Update - even after having used it for 6 months, they did give me a full refund. They communicated well after my bad review. This was used in Texas over a summer of triple digits. May work better in a little bit cooler temperaturesWell, I liked this when I opened it - and I was glad for the 10 year "protection" it offered. I would have actually been happy with 3 years. However, it has only been 6 months and my "outdoor greenhouse" is totally exposed. The white thread is still there, but the squares of plastic have been raining down like "plastic rain". It took many hours to assemble this over my framework. Looks like I'll be at it again. I'm hoping to find clear plastic that will last for more than a few months this time. Recommendations will be appreciated.

I hung 2- 8 x 12 clear pieces on opp sides of a screen room. They keep it dry but are not completely square. I am using HD rubber bands to close the gap as much as possible. Nor quite worth the 75.oo ea. But more cost effective than windows and such. I was able to cut and pin the pieces around the screen door and used Velcro to seal the bottom. It works well and is pretty transparent.

use the 8 x 10 for exactly what it supposed to be used for which is a greenhouse had it out for six months, took it down today to put it up for the winner. Ended up having to throw it away deteriorated everywhere.

So far I impressed, seem good quality, will see how they hold up through the wisconsin winter. I’ve bought several I would recommend product.

Bought this to cover plants during our monsoon season. Worked well at first but after the first week I have had numerous holes pop up with nothing poking the tarp at all. This worked for this season but will be needing to find something sturdier for next season and beyond

Sixe states 13× 8 when actually was 12.6×7.6. If you are needing something exactly 13×8 this will be a bit small

I have had this across my pergola for 4 months. It is shaded by trees for half the day. It has disintegrated every where it touches the cross beams.

It appears to be reinforced but the first piece of a dead limb fell on it and punch a hole through it and the greenhouse material I would using it to protect. I have special tape to repair it, but this broke with far less pressure than my old reinforced cover did. Still in the open, I believe it would be a great greenhouse cover. I just have it under an old Oak tree. Summer sheds...