The Hassan Muhammad & Company Flexible Woven Tarpaulin is a durable, reinforced shelter material designed for humanitarian relief, emergency response, and long-term outdoor use. It is engineered to provide reliable protection in demanding climates and is particularly suitable for use with family shelters and temporary relief structures.
Manufactured from woven high-density polyethylene (HDPE) black-fiber fabric and coated on both sides with low-density polyethylene (LDPE), the tarpaulin combines flexibility with strong resistance to water, UV exposure, and fire. Its reinforced band construction and pre-punched fixing holes make installation easier while improving overall durability in field conditions.
The tarpaulin is made from woven HDPE black-fiber fabric with double-sided LDPE coating. It includes six reinforcement bands, each approximately 75 mm wide (±3%), manufactured from woven black HDPE fibers and coated externally.
The side reinforcement bands include 8 mm pre-punched holes positioned at approximately 0.1 m intervals (±10%). These holes are located only within the reinforcement bands to maintain the strength of the main tarpaulin sheet.
The Flexible Woven Tarpaulin is suitable for humanitarian family shelters, temporary roofing, wall protection, emergency shelter construction, ground covering, refugee and displacement camps, disaster-response operations, and NGO or government relief projects.