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Sale of Tarps Gives Tarp Industry a Record-Breaking Year

The sale of tarps has reached new heights in 2010. The forecast of 2011 seems to follow the same direction.

Sale of Tarps Gives Tarp Industry a Record-Breaking Year
2010-12-15
PALMDALE, CA, December 15, 2010 (Press-News.org) 2010 has not been the most successful year for many companies. Tarps however have seen record sales with both poly and canvas varieties selling well. They have many uses from leisure to more functional purposes.

It seems that the more functional tarpaulins have been the best sellers due to the natural disasters that have occurred in the last couple of years. Tents of all varieties are used to make sure people can stay warm and dry in the middle of extreme conditions.

After natural events such as hurricanes and earthquakes many people find themselves without adequate housing. Finding temporary shelter is then necessary and this is where tarpaulins can really make the difference between life and death.

A tarp can provide protection from the weather, be it rain, wind or sunshine. Being waterproof, lightweight and able to be pegged make it ideal for temporary housing solutions. 2010 had multiple disasters from the Haiti earthquake to the Flooding in Pakistan. Both of these situations called for emergency protection to be given to those who suddenly found themselves homeless.

Most of the tarps being used in the disasters are poly tarps or canvas tarps due to their durability. The poly tarps are waterproof and cost effective and the canvas tarps are strong on abrasive surfaces.

The army is sent to areas where states of emergency have been declared in order to provide assistance. This year saw the army become one of the major purchasers of various waterproof covers in order to cope with the abundance of disasters all over the world.

A spoke person for the leading U.S. tarp supplier Tarps Plus stated, "The demand for tarps is high so we stocked our poly tarp inventory for over two years' worth."

The tarps come in varying sizes and colors and can be used to make tents for sleeping in or preparing food under or even for protection of vehicles. Another benefit can be when providing temporary roof or window cover caused from storm damage.

Of course they are also beneficial on more happy occasions such as camping trips and garden parties. However their importance is really highlighted in times of hardship. Where having somewhere to find cover is vital to help protect against illness during difficult times. Many times a simple tarp can save a life, like in the case of Haiti.

Tarps plus is a leading tarp supplier. They supply poly tarps and canvas tarps worldwide.

Website: http://www.tarpsplus.com

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[Press-News.org] Sale of Tarps Gives Tarp Industry a Record-Breaking Year
The sale of tarps has reached new heights in 2010. The forecast of 2011 seems to follow the same direction.