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For ease and convenience in covering your load, a Truck Tarping System can't be beat! As a Shurco/Donovan distributor, we stock two types of truck tarping systems.  The Donovan 2000SR is a pull over system, which is easy to install and easy to use.  It has a "one size fits all" expandable tarp housing and telescopic aluminum roller bar.  Just extend it to the proper width of your truck or trailer, and install.  Simply pull the rope to extend the tarp.  This system has automatic spring return to roll the tarp up.  There are no pivot arms or external springs...

Tarping systems are very popular these days, for an easy way to tarp your load.  But if you don't have a system, old school tarps with grommets will do the trick. Our standard truck tarps are hemmed on all 4 sides (our hems are 3 layers of fabric for extra strength), with grommets spaced 2 feet apart.  We only use "spur grommets", which have teeth to bite and hold the fabric.  Our #3 grommets have a 1/2" opening, perfect for tarp straps. We fabricate our tarps from 4 different fabrics:  Tote, Multi-Mesh and Trampoline are also used on system tarps.  Nylon...

We have added a new product to our burlap yardage lineup:  72" wide x 100 ft rolls of 10 oz burlap.  The burlap has been folded in half before rolling, to make an easy to handle 36" wide package.  This is the perfect size, when you don't need a full roll of 6 ft x 300 ft burlap.

If you have a tarping system on your truck, you are going to love our stock tarps.  They are available in several common sizes, and the quality is top of the line. We fabricate our tarps here, out of several types of fabrics.  "Tote" is a very strong, closely woven fine mesh fabric.  "Multi-Mesh" is a vinyl coated fiber with a slightly larger mesh opening.  "Trampoline" is made from a tight, flat fiber. On our tarps, the "nose" consists of a spline in a reinforced hem.  To attach the tarp, either slide the spline into your tarp housing, or bolt...

April showers may bring May flowers elsewhere in the country, but here in the desert South West, May usually means the start of hot, sunny weather that is going to fry your flowers!  The solution to this problem is nursery shade cloth, and we have it for you. While we are not garden experts to know just what shade fabric you need (your local nurseryman or the Cooperative Extension Service for your area can help you more), we can offer some suggestions about shade percentages. Early in the spring, we are asked most often for very light shade, such as...