9ft x 9ft tarpaulin @ amazon (+ £3.99 non prime) - £3.50 @ Amazon UK

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9ft x 9ft tarpaulin £3.50 @ amazon (+ £3.99 non prime)

£3.50 Amazon UK9 Sep 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > All categories

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deany76

9 Sep 16

These are really useful mine will be kept in the car to protect interior with seats down.

I have also bought another for home and garden.

Great for dragging grass clippings etc

“No Rush” option so £2.50 plus digital credit

☞ amazon reviews 93% 4 or 5 star

Sorry - Pool NOT included!!

Photo in top right of page is NOT the item

Latest comments (32)

Argoj

9 Sep 16 #31

Had one of these covering something outside since march this year, threw it away last weekend as it had literally rotted away. As we have not had any really bad weather can only presume they do not like direct sunlight.

deany76 to Argoj

9 Sep 16 #32

Mine wont be in direct sunlight for long.
Thanks for the tip to keep its away from sunlight for extended periods.
cheers

saghirh

9 Sep 16 #29

heat got 2

deany76 to saghirh

9 Sep 16 #30

Between relatives & work we got 4 all no rush.
Great deal.
Cheers

jayjayuk1234

9 Sep 16 #28

Looking through my previous threads? lol?

Amazon reinstated my account after i complained, and gave me vouchers

Btw, i love how you think i would lie about a £3.50 tarp....lol! what reason would i have?? :smile::smile:

adi0604

9 Sep 16 1 #27

Just bought it! I am prime member

Spacehduk

9 Sep 16 #26

OOS

neilhaj

9 Sep 16 #25

i can't see any at £3.50?

deany76

9 Sep 16 #24

With you saying you bought it last month it wasn't from amazon though as you are "anti amazon" and cancelled your account a few months ago - http://www.hotukdeals.com/ask/amazon-demanding-photo-id-from-have-suspended-account-2470513

jayjayuk1234

9 Sep 16 #23

Yeah same item, bought it last month at the same price. Didn't mishandle it, not sure how it ripped but it's very thin and as a result has limited uses compared with a similar thicker and hardwearing tarp

As for reviews..... only 27 people have bothered to review it, i wouldn't rely on this too much - i didn't feel compelled to leave a review, it cost £3.50 and it ripped, didn't surprise me really

jayjayuk1234

9 Sep 16 #20

Rips easily, dont waste your money

deany76 to jayjayuk1234

9 Sep 16 #22

The reviews (93% 4 or 5 star) don't mention that it "rips easily" or they had "wasted their money" some say the material is thin but no mention of rips. I guess it depends on how you treat it.
Did you buy this exact item from amazon?

adi0604

9 Sep 16 #19

Is this fully waterproof? hoping to cover bikes..

deany76 to adi0604

9 Sep 16 1 #21

Hi
I would say it is fully waterproof yes its sold by a swimming pool company https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bestway/b/ref=bl_dp_s_web_1651922031?ie=UTF8&node=1651922031&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Bestway - if left out for a considerable time - years - it may start to deteriorate - but it's a fair price.

deany76

9 Sep 16 #18

I've ordered 10 of these "Hook and loop" 22mm for the back of the car http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191420104056?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=490518996831&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT will post back if its a success.

Trane

9 Sep 16 1 #17

Ordered and heat added. Thanks OP.

dewonderful

9 Sep 16 #14

Anyone think this would be good enough to keep a picnic bench covered for the winter?

deany76 to dewonderful

9 Sep 16 1 #16

I would say so esp. at this price - also very flexible has plenty of alternative uses
cheers

deany76

9 Sep 16 1 #15

I think the worse "con" is advertising litres rather than gallons at fuel pumps - as we all think MPG not MPL plus it looks more attractive to the Oil companies for them to sell at £1.10 a litre than £5.00 a gallon. I feel its wrong.
USA (in US gal)

99rb

9 Sep 16 #5

everything I have is measured in metres, is this old stock from the 1950s?

deany76 to 99rb

9 Sep 16 #7

LOL I thought the same, to be fair on the company they do show metric in "Product description'

Glenthorne to 99rb

9 Sep 16 #13

Maybe so but that's primarily because sellers of most items (there are statutory exceptions) have been legally forced to sell in metric despite the majority of the British public preferring the use of British measurements for most purposes:
https://yougov.co.uk/opi/surveys/results#/survey/fb696aa0-6e8e-11e6-87b8-005056900101/question/14aefd90-6e8f-11e6-87b8-005056900101/social

TYC

9 Sep 16 1 #12

Yay process a dead body has just gotten cheaper!

tek-monkey

9 Sep 16 1 #11

Its OK, I have a waterproof liner and some basic underlay. This is just an extra layer against the sand base, overkill most likely but at this price I may as well!

tek-monkey

9 Sep 16 #8

Thanks, about to put the liner in my fish pond so will drop this on top of the sand for extra protection.

deany76 to tek-monkey

9 Sep 16 #10

Hi
I don't think this is the thickest of tarpaulins not sure about long term waterproof properties.

LesD

9 Sep 16 #9

Says £4.75 P&P for non-Prime.

How do you get it for £3.99?

aninginaneana

9 Sep 16 1 #6

Thank you, very handy.