US flatbed tarp catalog · Every size & color with USD prices · Buy direct from the retailer

US flatbed tarp catalog · prices in USD

Flatbed tarps for every load — compare every size & price in one place

Lumber, steel, coil, machinery, smoke and lightweight tarps with every drop, fabric weight and color listed — then buy direct from a US retailer.

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1. Pick your load

Lumber, steel, coil or machinery — each load shape has its own tarp style.

2. Match the drop

Measure deck to top of load. 4, 6 and 8 ft drops cover most freight.

3. Compare & buy

See every size, color and price side by side, then buy direct from the retailer.

Which tarp do I need?

HaulingChooseTypical size
Lumber & building materialsLumber tarp24′ × 27′, 8 ft drop
Steel, pipe, rebarSteel tarp16’–20′ × 24’–27′, 3–4 ft drop
Steel coilsCoil tarp / bagSized to coil diameter
EquipmentMachinery tarp20′ × 20′ and up
Front of load (exhaust)Smoke tarp8′ × 10′ – 12′ × 20′

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Flatbed tarp questions, answered

What size flatbed tarp do I need?

Width is usually 16–24 ft to cover an 8.5 ft deck plus the drop on both sides; length is 20–27 ft per tarp. Measure the load height to choose the drop (4, 6 or 8 ft are most common) and use two tarps for a full 48–53 ft trailer.

What is the difference between a lumber tarp and a steel tarp?

A lumber tarp has a long drop (6–8 ft) and a tail flap for tall loads. A steel tarp has a short drop (3–4 ft) for low, heavy loads such as steel, pipe and rebar, and is often made from heavier 18–22 oz vinyl.

Are vinyl flatbed tarps waterproof?

Yes. Coated vinyl tarps with heat-sealed seams are waterproof and UV-resistant. Rain flaps over the D-ring rows and tight strapping keep wind-driven water out.

How much does a flatbed tarp weigh?

A 24' × 27' 18 oz lumber tarp weighs roughly 110–120 lbs. Lightweight 14 oz or parachute-fabric versions of the same size weigh about 50–90 lbs.

Not sure which size fits your load?

Our size guide walks you through drop, width and fabric weight in under two minutes.