how far apart are the grommets on this tarp
1701602
Approximately 19 1/2 inches from the center of one grommet to the center of the next grommet.
1701603
The corner grommets are reinforced with a heavy material. On the long side there is a grommet six inches from the corner and every19 inches thereafter. On the short side the grommets are every 19 inches. This tarp is heavy duty.
191658
The eyebolts that the hammock bed attaches to are approximately 13'-2" apart
271592
The grommets are about 18-24" apart. It can be cut but you need to run a flame over the cut so it doesn't fray. I did that and it worked great.
17014
I put grommets in mine. There has been some tearing around the grommets but it isn't that much. For the short time I had it up it was great. It came down only because of my poor anchoring.
1210752
If you are asking how wide the grommet hole is the answer is 3/8". The hole that the grommet is inserted into is 5/8".
429995
I apologize that I don't have the exact dimensions, but I will tell you my DIY solution. After looking high and low for a proper footprint, I went the DIY route. I bought a cheap walmart tarp (medium weight) and placed it on the ground under my tent. I traced the outline, roughly, with a marker and cut three inches inside the footprint. In order to keep it in place I took an old piece of webbed strap and made four 5 in long pieces which I grommeted to each corner and then grommetted at the other end. I used larger grommets, so now when I put up the tent, the poles go through the ground cloth grommet into the tent grommet and it keeps the ground cover taut. It has worked for four nights of camping so far in wet conditions and I am taking it with me to Philmont Scout campt this summer for ten days on the trail. This ground cloth is VERY light and tough. Hope this helps.
1261934
not for sure but they are standard I would guess 12" apart, it sure is a nice! I can reach lots of stuff now!
752199
to tie down tarps.First place the grommet in a hole cut out of the material you want to tie down. Use the grommet tool to attach. Then cut a rope to the length you want and tie 'er down.
2231791
The grommets are not metal but made of the same material as the tarp but yes they are all the way around. This past winter season was our first time to use it and it held up through a pretty tough winter for Missouri.
271591
I'd say the grommets are about every 3 feet or so. And IMO it can't be cut without it coming apart. It is a weave.
993743
Hard to say. We filled a bunch of small holes and cracks. The patches have withstood 6 months of forklift traffic. My guess, judging from contents in can, around 1 to 1 1/2 cu ft
1269909
I had an old fort that I put the new tarps on to sell it easier because the kids out grew it. I don't have the measurements but the last ones we had lasted several years!
2206208
The tarp has grommets on the ends, so I suppose you could connect the tarps at the grommets (wire-ties, string) and make a longer tarp, might be difficult to hide your splice and make it look good. If there is a beam in the middle that your tarp stretches over (like in the picture on the amazon website) you could line up the grommets and put a single screw through both tarps and stretch it out from there.
2080912
I used them to secure a tarp to a 4" diameter post and the fit was tight. So that is about 12 1/2".
1746963
Yup its very easy to cut. There should be a grommet at a around 40 feet. So no problem.
1568950
About 1/4 inch. They are very durable, but do have a strong tar like odor at first. It goes away in a few days.
2067208
I would recommend using a tarp that's at least 11 ft corner to corner, ie. an 8*8 or a 7*9. You can expect the hammock to be about ~105 inches from one hook to the other when you hang it properly, and you'll want at least 6 inches of coverage past each hook.