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Flexible, breathable, and mildew-resistant, these versatile tarps offer protection from dust, debris, and condensation. Built-in grommets let you tie the tarps down, keeping them securely in place.

Offering protection from dust, debris, and inclement weather, these durable tarps are suitable for a variety of outdoor applications. Features include UV, mildew, tear, or flame resistance. Built-in grommets let you tie the tarps down, keeping them securely in place.

Designed with brass grommets and heat-sealed seams, these heavy-duty, tear-resistant tarps protect hay bales from water, mildew, UV rays, and harmful weather.

Offering high abrasion resistance, these durable tarps are also resistant to oil, grease, and mildew. They provide reliable protection from dust, debris, and condensation.

Hammer tackers strike their head against surfaces to set staples into place. Also known as slap staplers, they perform tasks that require speed of installation rather than accurate staple placement. They secure roofing materials, housewrap, carpeting, tarps, thin plywood, and more. Hammer tackers hold strips of heavy-duty staples in a range of sizes.

Suitable for various outdoor applications, these lightweight yet durable tarps offer protection from dust, debris, and inclement weather. Depending on their materials and construction, they can resist UV light, mildew, grease, tearing, flames, or a combination thereof.

Doubling as windscreens, these knitted mesh tarps provide shade while allowing air passage. Features include reinforced wide web binding and aluminum grommets every 24", including top, bottom, and sides.

Designed with a full perimeter of brass grommets, these UV-resistant mesh tarps feature double-stitched, web-reinforced seams. The PVC coating provides enhanced resistance to tears and abrasions, as well as oil, grease, and mildew.

The lever-action bottom handle of plier staplers increases leverage to set staples through thick papers, thin plastics, and cardboard. Also known as stapling pliers, they staple bags, cartons, and tags at offices, shipping rooms, and shop counters. They hold strips of compatible staples in a range of sizes.

Hammer tackers strike their head against surfaces to set staples into place. Also known as slap staplers, they perform tasks that require speed of installation rather than accurate staple placement. They secure roofing materials, housewrap, carpeting, tarps, thin plywood, and more. Hammer tackers hold strips of heavy-duty staples in a range of sizes.

Hammer tackers strike their head against surfaces to set staples into place. Also known as slap staplers, they perform tasks that require speed of installation rather than accurate staple placement. They secure roofing materials, housewrap, carpeting, tarps, thin plywood, and more. Hammer tackers hold strips of heavy-duty staples in a range of sizes.