Vinyl Mesh Tarps Design your own Standard or Custom Specs. Made in America For tarps made from Vinyl, Canvas and other non-mesh materials click here   Choose from two types of Vinyl Mesh: Overview of Products and Services

Design Your Own Vinyl Coated Mesh Tarp Instant Online Price Quote  Get a price quote on a tarp in 10 seconds or less   Directions 1.Select desired Tarp dimensions and other features from dropdown menus. Make sure to make a selection in each menu. 2. Click the "Get Price Quote" button at the bottom of the form to generate the instant price quote for your tarp. 3. If you make a mistake selecting features, or you want to see the price differences by selecting other features; you may use the "back" button on your browser to return to this page as many times as you like, to adjust your selections. 4. After your quote is generated, click on the "Add to Cart" button to approve the quote and place your order. Quantity can be selected after product is added to shopping cart.    Tarp Length: (Feet + Inches) (up to 60 ft. long)  Note: Enter the longest dimension of your tarp here, not in the Width entry menu;  or your tarp will be quoted a higher price. Labor costs are calculated by the width of  the tarp; based on the number of seams to sew or weld.   Select Length 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60   Feet  +  0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Inches      Tarp Width: (Feet + Inches) (up to 25 ft. wide)  If you plan on doing your own calculations to find the number of widths of material  required to make a particular size of tarp; Please note the following: The material is  62'' wide; you lose a total of 5'' of material folding over the hems (2.5'' for each  hem) and you lose 3'' of material overlapping for each seam. Reducing the width of  your tarp by 1'', may reduce the cost of your tarp by $200 or more. The larger the  tarp, the more it stretches; so the 1'' reduction in width may not even be noticed.   Select Width 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25   Feet  +   0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Inches      Mesh Type & Color:  (please review mesh types and specifications from the product literature below)  Note: Mesh type and color is mostly a matter of preference, but there are differences  between the types of mesh; how the tarp is going to be used may determine the  mesh type. The 1.8mm mesh is less expensive, but the 0.75mm mesh is stronger  and more durable.   Please Select Mesh Type and Color 0.75mm - Black 0.75mm - White 0.75mm - Grey 0.75mm - Beige 0.75mm - Forrest Green 0.75mm - Blaze Orange 0.75mm - Royal Blue 0.75mm - Red 0.75mm - Bordeaux 1.8mm - Black 1.8mm - Grey 1.8mm - Yellow 1.8mm - Green 1.8mm - Red 1.8mm - Blue    Grommet Size & Color:  (Grommet Color / Finish; all our grommets are solid brass; nickel plated brass; or  black anodized brass) Note: We offer two standard size grommets #2 (3/8'' hole) and  #4 (1/2'' hole). The #2 grommets are smaller and less expensive. However: the #4  grommets are larger and have more more holding area, Larger grommets will resist  pulling out under strain, better than smaller size grommets. We offer three finishes  (colors) of grommets. Plain brass (gold color) grommets are the least expensive, but  will turn a dull color after a short time. Nickel plated grommets will stay shiny silver,  much longer. Black Anodized Grommets will stay the same dark, dull color  indefinately.   Please Select Grommet Size and Color #2 Brass................ (3/8'' hole size, gold color) #2 Nickel............... (3/8'' hole size, silver color) #2 Black Anodized (3/8'' hole size, dull black color) #4 Brass................ (1/2'' hole size, gold color) #4 Nickel............... (1/2'' hole size, silver color) #4 Black Anodized (1/2'' hole size, dull black color) No Grommets in Tarp    Grommet Spacing: (Inches)  (in inches; on all sides of tarp, in addition to one grommet in each corner of the  tarp) Note: Grommet spacing will affect the total number of grommets in your tarp.  Labor costs are calculated in part; by the number of grommets that need to be  installed in a tarp. A higher grommet spacing distance will result in fewer grommets  along all sides of your tarp and a lower tarp price. However: more grommets means  a more durable tarp; as pulling forces and strain on grommets during tiedown is  distributed to more spots along a wider area; reducing stress on grommets and tarp  seams.   Please Select Grommet Spacing 6 inches apart 8 inches apart 10 inches apart 12 inches apart 18 inches apart 24 inches apart 36 inches apart No Grommets in Tarp    Seam Joining Method:   (If your tarp is wider than 4 feet; Seams are the joints between the widths of mesh   material which are roughly 62 inches wide)  Note: Hems refer to the perimeter   edges of the tarp. All Hems and are all double stitched & reinforced with 1.5 inch   webbing as standard practice. Note: Sewn Seams are stronger, but Welded Seams   are less expensive.   Please Select Seam joining method Welded Sewn

We offer Custom Designable MeshTarps, Sun Screens,  Mesh Covers and Panels with standardized features.

On this page you can use the Instant Online Price Quote form to design your own mesh custom tarp or sun screen up to 60 ft. long and 25 ft. wide. It only takes seconds to obtain a FREE, no obligation, instant price quote on a vinyl coated, mesh fabric tarp based on the dimensions and features that you select from common tarp configurations via the easy to use dropdown menus.

After you recieve your instant price quote, it only takes a few more mouse clicks to place an order for a top quality customized vinyl coated mesh tarp We accept all major credit cards. Typical lead time is 3 to 9 working days. Tarps under 180lbs. will ship via UPS or FedEx, tarps heavier than 180lbs. must be palletized and shipped by freight carrier.

We are full service custom Textile products manufacturers. We offer many other customized options for tarps and specialized textile projects; that for logistical reasons are not able to be listed on the drop down menus of our Instant Online Price Quote forms.

If you need a non-standard or highly specialized tarp; or textile product; take a look at our Vinyl Fabrication Services webpage. All we need is a simple drawing or diagram and a nominal deposit; then our Expert Textile Fabrication Specialists can provide you with a custom price quote for your project. All deposits are 100% refundable if we can not make your textile project.

Select from two quality Vinyl Coated Mesh products that come in a total of 15 colors.

For tarps made from Vinyl, Canvas and other non mesh materials, click here

The finer mesh is 0.75mm Polyester base mesh commonly used for sunroom and sun blocking applications. This material comes in 9 colors: Black, Blaze Orange, White, Royal Blue, Grey, Red, Beige, Bordeaux (Burgundy), and Forrest Green.

The coarser mesh is a 1.8mm Polyester base mesh that features fiber that is hot dipped in vinyl before it is woven, giving it an aesthetically pleasing, durable coating that is resistant to peeling. it comes in 6 colors: Black, Green, Grey, Red, Yellow, and Blue.

Heavy Gauge Solid Brass Grommets in a Choice of 2 sizes and 3 finishes (colors)

Choose the color and size of your Grommets. We offer two standard size grommets for our tarps: Size #2 with a center hole diameter of 3/8' (0.375 inches) and Size #4 with a center hole diameter of 1/2'' (0.500 inches)

Each size Grommets come in Brass Finish (gold color), Nickel Finish (silver color), and Black Anodized (dull black color). All of these finishes are heavy gauge solid brass base metal; made in America.

Note: these are NOT the cheap, flimsy, thin aluminum grommets found in 'off the shelf' tarps that you would get from your local 'big box' retail store.

Choose the Grommet Spacing for your Tarp

This is a feature you will not find in an 'off the shelf' tarp. We offer 7 standard grommet spacings: 6'' , 8'' , 10'', 12", 18", 24 and 36"  We also offer the choice of a tarp without any grommets.

 Most 'off the shelf' tarps have grommet spacings of 18'' or 24''. This may not be enough of grommets to properly secure the tarp, leaving large gaps and 'puckers' especially when securing the tarp to irregularly shaped items like: drilling rigs, boats, cement mixers, construction equipment and piles of assorted lumber and building materials.

Quality comes standard - Webbing Reinforced, Double Stitched Hems

All of our tarps come standard with double folded and double stitched Hems reinforced with 1.5 inch wide Polypropylene Webbing that has an 800 lb. tensile strength rating for maximum durability and grommet retention.

The weakest part of any tarp is the edges, by reinforcing the edges with webbing, you turn the weakest part of the tarp into it's strongest part.

With webbing reinforcing, grommets have more material to hold onto, and seams will not come apart at the edges; which is the most likely place for seam failure.

Other tarp manfacturers often do not reinforce tarp edges with webbing and double stitched hems; because they know a tarp will wear out much faster without these quality features.

Our tarps may cost more, but they are designed to last longer than the cheaply made tarps you buy off the shelf at the "big box stores", and all our tarps are made in America.

Seams: Choice of  Double Stitched or Welded

We offer a choice of welded seams or double stitched seams. The most common point of failure for tarp seams is along the edges.

Its simple to visualize: think about a ripping a piece of paper. Its a lot easier to start a tear from an edge of the paper than it is from the center of the paper. If you reinforce the edge of the paper by taking a length of tape and folding it over the edge, now its a lot harder to rip the paper from the edge.

This is the same for a tarp: if you reinforce the edges, the tarp is less likely to tear. This is why we offer both welding and sewing as choices for seam joining.

Welded tarp seams are perfectly good enough when the edges of the tarp are reinforced with webbing and double stitched hems.

Double stitched seams are more expensive than welded seams, but the double stitched seams are stronger. If your tarp is going to be used in a situation where the seams will be put under heavy stress; then you would do well to pay the extra money for double stitched seams.