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Black/White 12 Mil

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PDB12BW

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This is a reinforced double sided cover. Commonly used in light deprivation systems and as a cover (tarp) for smooth services. Tarps are custom cut to size at the factory to your specifications and are priced by the square foot (sq. ft.).

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This is a reinforced double-sided cover. Commonly used in light deprivation systems and as a cover (tarp) for smooth surfaces. Widely used in light deprivation technique is a popular choice when looking to create artificial growing conditions. Get multiple harvests every year when you extend the growing season by using these greenhouse black and white covers. The black side keeps it dark while the white side reflects the sun. These reinforced tarps are heavier and considered more high-end.

Tarps are custom cut to size at the factory to your specifications and are priced by the square foot (sq. ft.). One-piece tarps can be fabricated in sizes up to 150,000 sq. ft. Tarps under 1,000 sq. ft. will be charged an additional $40.00 handling fee.

  • Tear and Puncture Resistant
  • Custom cut to your specifications
  • Fast Shipping
  • Bursting Strength 350 PSI
  • Max Size 150,000(sq. ft.)
  • Manufacturer’s Warranty 2 years

Contact us at support@dripworks.com or call us Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM PST for a shipping quote or to order.

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