"I've done long-distance transport for 5 years and tried 3 tarpaulin types – this thickened PVC one is the most durable. It withstood 4 hours of heavy rain on the highway, and the furniture in the carriage stayed completely dry. Its edge reinforcing ropes are strong too, unlike the PE tarpaulins I used before that wore out after a few pulls. The only downside is it was a bit heavy at first, needing two people to spread it. But I got used to it, and after nearly 2 years of use, there’s no cracking or leaking – great value for money."

"I've done long-distance transport for 5 years and tried 3 tarpaulin types – this thickened PVC one is the most durable. It withstood 4 hours of heavy rain on the highway, and the furniture in the carriage stayed completely dry. Its edge reinforcing ropes are strong too, unlike the PE tarpaulins I used before that wore out after a few pulls. The only downside is it was a bit heavy at first, needing two people to spread it. But I got used to it, and after nearly 2 years of use, there’s no cracking or leaking – great value for money."

"I've done long-distance transport for 5 years and tried 3 tarpaulin types – this thickened PVC one is the most durable. It withstood 4 hours of heavy rain on the highway, and the furniture in the carriage stayed completely dry. Its edge reinforcing ropes are strong too, unlike the PE tarpaulins I used before that wore out after a few pulls. The only downside is it was a bit heavy at first, needing two people to spread it. But I got used to it, and after nearly 2 years of use, there’s no cracking or leaking – great value for money."