Leading U.S. Tarp Supplier, Tarps Plus, Loads up on Tarps for Hurricane Irene

People rush for supplies like tarps and plywood in the wake of hurricane Irene. Leading U.S. tarps supplier loads up on supply to meet high demand.

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Aug 23, 2011, 05:22 ET

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The residents of southern Florida know the need for hurricane supplies like tarps and ply wood all too well. Hurricane Irene is a sober reminder that the people of southern Florida must always be prepared from June to November. Tarps are a lot more useful than many people may be aware of. All over the globe, people need to ward off the weather and protect against the damaging effects of man and mother nature. When things get really bad, a tarpaulin may have to act as a shelter and a shield against the raging storms and chaotic disasters that are becoming more common. Hurricane season always brings a major need for tarps and other hurricane related supplies.

The G.M of Tarps Plus, a leading U.S. tarp supplier stated, "We have loaded up on hurricane tarps to make sure we have a large enough supply."

Canvas and mess materials are the back bone of most kinds of tarps. The more weather resistant and sturdy the material is, the longer it will last when up against an emergency. Many tarps are made to fend off even hurricane force weather conditions, but this is really pushing the limit of a temporary cover when it comes to battling such tremendous wind and rain.

A tarp can be a lot of different things when the need is right. They can function as walls and a roof for a shelter, or even flooring to keep things from off of the dirty ground. With handy tie-down rings made of aluminium, they are easy to keep in place when the elements are fighting against you.

All over the globe people are fighting for their lives against the ravages of nature and her violent outbreaks. Any thing as universally useful and appreciated as a poly tarp is worth having on hand in a tight spot. A few bungee cords can help stretch a tarp into place over a frame, making it into a tent if needed.

Being prepared with the right tools to fend off emergency issues is just smart thinking. Canvas tarps and poly tarps in almost every size and color imaginable are out there to be used for whatever need you can think of. Stock up for troubled times and try not to use them all before you really need them, but do not be surprised if you use them before then.

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