Durable blue/silver awning tarpaulin in roll
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Specifications
Features: Hay Tarpaulin
1)as buyer's request
2) Weight: 70gsm to 300gsm
Details：
1) Fabric quality hay tarpaulin, with U. V. Stabilized Steel pole with Powder Coating.Hay Tarpaulin
2) Size: 5 x 8ft, 10 x 20ft, 12 x 20ft, 18 x 20ft ET
3) Weaving Condition (mesh weft x warp / squint) 3x4, 4x5, 7x7, 7x8, > 8x8, 10x8, 10x10, -12x12, 14x14, 16x16
4) Weight: 70gram / sq. M~ 250gram / sq. M
5) All four edges are
Reinforced by P. P rope in HEM
6) Aluminum eyelet at every 1meter (1yard or 3feet) interval
7) Each piece in a lollygag with your leaflet (or Size sticker)
8) Special treatment: U. Vbrass Eyelet, Plastic Eyelet also available
9) Color: Any color any designs are available as per customers request
10)
Packing: Carton Box packing or Bale packing
Width 2M or 72 inches (183 cm)
Shipment: Within 35 days artery receipt of L/ C or T/ T in advance
Available use: General Cover Covers for Swimming Pools and Garden Furniture etc. Construction and Equipment Cover, Covers for open-stored goods, Covers for trucks / automobiles / boat,
Lining materials for storage tanks and containers, lining material for irrigation Canals and grain silos, Machinery Cover, Tents
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Durable blue/silver awning tarpaulin in roll
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
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