Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
-
Perfect painting, renovation, or DIY crafts.
-
Perfect for protective furniture coverings.
-
Folds flat for easy storage.
-
Built to last through every project.
Paul McTaggart
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
Fast shipping. Sturdy tarp, should help with my clumsy spills while oil painting.
Matt Walker
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Bought these to make curtainsWorked greatGood quality and colorWashed, dried, cut, hemmed, hung and done!These are perfect drop cloths for my project
C Christensen
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
Easy to open and spread. I used for painting a bunch of 7.5. in boards. I laid the boards out, 4 across and painted all of them. Any overpaint landed on the cloth and it did not go through to my garage floor. Great price for the 4 x 20 ft drop cloth.
Turner4g210
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
Used this for a paint job to bedroomExcellent quality, heavy gauge material, good boarder stitchingDefinitely recommend for the price
Big Deb
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
I’ve used this a couple times and it’s pretty sturdy and compact to store. I like it better than plastic drop cloth. It’s not very large so check measurements.
Vicky S.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
I bought these drop cloths to make curtains for my front door. They are made of very heavy material. Very durable. Easy to fold and cut to my specifications. We get compliments on them all the time. They turned out great. If I get tired of them, I can use them as drop cloths.
l.keats
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2024
served the purpose of using news papers, when i am painting or reno
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 24, 2023
The canvas was no where near being 12' x 15'Measured in at 10.8' x 13'Quality of canvas is okay but don't trust the advertised size.
D.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2021
Absolutely perfect for bleaching, to be used for curtains, throw pillows, printed on for artwork, chair cushions, large floor cushions, recovering lamp shades, creating faux striped grain sack fabric to be used for long decorative pillows for bedding or table runners, etc. Unfold and place in the bottom of a large laundry room sink or top loading washing machine, fill with hot water and 6-7 cups of bleach. Using a long screwdriver, large metal tongs, or strong metal ruler (anything metal to use for stirring.. or, good rubber gloves), agitate, stir, turn the cloth every 90 minutes, making sure that the water and bleach level is completely covering the cloth. I usually begin this process on Saturday morning, stir and agitate every 2 hours throughout the day, then drain the sink and agh fabric to the washing machine, or turn on the top loading machine, adding 1/2 cup of oxiclean whitening powder to the wash before closing the lid/door and beginning the cycle right before I go to bed. The next morning, I check the fabric to ensure I’ve reached the level of white I’m shooting for, and if I have, I run it through the was one more time at a setting which I normally use for sheets.. adding regular laundry soap.. this helps get the remaining bleach and bleach smell out. This particular drop cloth works so well because it’s 100% cotton, and therefor absorbs and reacts to the bleach very well. If you use a cloth containing any type of synthetic in it, you won’t be able to get these to the level of white many of us desire. However, being that this is 100% cotton, it will and does shrink, so order one which approximately 25% larger than you need to account for shrinkage. I realize this seems like a lot of work, but it’s truly not.. it just requires a long soaking time and two rounds through the machine. Considering the cost of the fabric we would purchase by the yard at JoAnn’s or other fabric stores, these drop cloths are an absolute steal.. and in the end, will save you about 90%.
Pictorico
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019
Let me just say, it is a good value for the money. I figured it to be about $3.00 a yard compared to cotton duck @ $5.00 to $7.00 a yard; @ about 7 or 8 oz. (Some places even more). And, the qualities are quite different, with cotton duck, of course better. But it is good enough to paint on and yes it is sewn vertically somewhere. In my case it was about 1/3 over so it gave me a very large slice of about 69" X 12'. So I can make a canvas 5' X whatever length up to 11'8". I believe that's pretty large for a lot of paintings. Again I say this canvas is not made for painting, but it can get the job done, especially if you do a nice job with the gesso; maybe four layers with sanding in between if you want a smooth surface or don't sand for a rougher (textured) surface.As for a drop cloth, if your not to sloppy of a painter it should do fine if you don't leave it sitting there. I previously mentioned that the weave is somewhat loose compare to duck.Still a good value for the money, you won't find better; unless you find end of runs, odd cuts, etc. or free.
Meghan McGregor
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2018
Big! Good quality! Good price!
Cliente
Reviewed in Italy on June 28, 2017
L'ho dipinto con dei colori per interni dopo averlo diviso in due parti scucendolo dalla cucitura centrale. Regge benissimo il colore senza bisogno di primer,
Anonymous.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2017
Great quality. Did the job. Great protection for the floor/stairs. Have tried many others but this was the tightest woven and worth the money
Recommended Products