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20 x 18 ft, 6 ft drop lumber tarp, and what to put in writing

Published market reference. 20 x 18 ft, 6 ft drop is a format published by US retailers, read on 2026-08-20. It is here as a reference point: the numbers below are what the market publishes, and the spec further down is what we would confirm in writing before a factory ever cuts one. We hold no stock; the listed retail prices are not our quotes.

Published for this format

Flat size20 x 18 ft
Drop6 ft
Fabric weight18 oz per square yard

Source: N2 · US Cargo Control listing, read 2026-08-20

A 6 ft drop against a 6 ft load and an 8 ft load The same 6 ft drop on two loads. On a 6 ft load the tarp reaches the deck and the load is covered. On an 8 ft load the tarp stops 2 ft above the deck and the bottom of the load stays uncovered. 6 ft load covered to the deck 6 ft 8 ft load same tarp, 2 ft left bare 6 ft 2 ft left bare
Both rows share one scale, so the bare band is exactly the 2 ft it says. A 6 ft drop covers a 6 ft load and no more: state your usual load height in writing before ordering, because the drop cannot be changed afterwards.

US retail price anchors

Published prices from the vendors named below, not our quotes.

Vendor Published price Source
US Cargo Control 272.00 USD N2 · US Cargo Control listing, read 2026-08-20

Anchors for budgeting, not our quotes. A sourcing quote depends on spec, quantity, freight and duty, and is documented in writing.

What must be on the written spec

  • Fabric weight (the 16 oz vs 18 oz trap)
  • Drop height, 6 ft vs 8 ft
  • End flap placement
  • Grommet density
  • Reinforcements and panel seams
  • D-ring rows

Other published lumber tarps

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