Waterproof Hay Tarp - Heavy Duty Tarp for Hay Bale, Farming, Agriculture - Tear, UV Resistant with Anchor Straps for Tie Down - 28 x 48 Foot - Indoor/Outdoor Tarp (Silver)

Likes: covered hay well, didn't rip easily, tabs and grommets held very well. Was very good for paragliding too! Not that I wanted to, but Montana wind picked up at the time. Tarp is holding up well.

We bought this tarp in June to cover our fresh store of round bale hay. The tarp was great for ease of use (ie securing it) and it seemed really nice. But in November, it tore during a rain storm. It didn't tear down a seam, so the seller said it isn't their issue. I beg to differ. The actual fabric of the tarp is disintegrating and weakening...you know how a tarp gets thin after years? Well this one is getting thin after 6 months. I've had better cheap tarps from Walmart.We babied this tarp and took great care with it, but it is now falling apart. Our hay cover is ruined and the seller refused to refund the item.It's a shame, bc customer loyalty could have been established if the seller would have stood by their product.I wouldn't recommend this tarp to anyone. Ours is defective and junk. A loss of approximately $ 260.00 dollars and it put our valuable hay at risk.I'll come back later and add pictures of the tear and disintegrating tarp material.

works great to keep my poodle in the room

Tears easy

Had hay covered up and it came apart at the seams. So have to buy another tarp or get hay wet. I should get a full refund

After using for a season, It did not hold up as well as needed. It performed adequately through about April, but with left over hay it was left in service. By the first of July it was leaking and hay damage was obvious. I will by buying a better one for future use such as one by Inland Tarp and Liner.First, for a hay tarp it was not folded to allow you to easily install it on a stack of round bales. It was folded long ways to about 18" wide and then folded from one end along the completely folded from one end along the 18" folded length. The result is it was almost unworkable on top a stack of round bales. I installed a 28x 52 from Inland tarp with much less time and effort. Secondly, the size is marginal I haven't checked exactly, but the size is questionable. It should cover 8 rows of 4'x5' round bales with a little overlap at the ends and cover to the drip line of the bales. It is short in both cases. I have to get a small tarp to cover one end some and the bales may settle enough so the rain will drip clear of the hay. I just installed it today and will check some dimensions in the next day or so. Third thing, no instructions or information. I could not tell how it was folded until I had it on top of the stack. If I had know how it was folded, I probably would have unfolded it and refolded it before setting it on top of the stacked bales.

Bought 2 of these tarps to cover hay one split down the middle of the stack the other ripped at the corner both showed signs of some leakage was a waste of my money won’t buy their products again

Lasted about a month before one side ripped away.