XTREME is up to 4 times stronger than metal eyelets. Integrated TPO eyelets are welded into the tarp during manufacture for superior strength. XTREME is an extra strong polyolefin. A patented tarp manufacturing process, it’s the result of a number of years of research and development. A step up from conventional polyethylene tarps. It offers significant advantages over heavy and expensive PVC tarps. XTREME is UV resistant, offers outstanding chemical resistance, is completely recyclable, strong and lightweight.
XTREME is up to 4 times stronger than metal eyelets. Integrated TPO eyelets are welded into the tarp during manufacture for superior strength. XTREME is an extra strong polyolefin. A patented tarp manufacturing process, it’s the result of a number of years of research and development. A step up from conventional polyethylene tarps. It offers significant advantages over heavy and expensive PVC tarps. XTREME is UV resistant, offers outstanding chemical resistance, is completely recyclable, strong and lightweight.
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last seen 8 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin was $312.97 at Bunnings Warehouse, compared across 5 retailers (last seen 8 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $295.00 on 27 Nov 2024.
Prices last updated 8 May 2026.
Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin
XTREME is up to 4 times stronger than metal eyelets. Integrated TPO eyelets are welded into the tarp during manufacture for superior strength. XTREME is an extra strong polyolefin. A patented tarp manufacturing process, it’s the result of a number of years of research and development. A step up from conventional polyethylene tarps. It offers significant advantages over heavy and expensive PVC tarps. XTREME is UV resistant, offers outstanding chemical resistance, is completely recyclable, strong and lightweight.
XTREME is up to 4 times stronger than metal eyelets. Integrated TPO eyelets are welded into the tarp during manufacture for superior strength. XTREME is an extra strong polyolefin. A patented tarp manufacturing process, it’s the result of a number of years of research and development. A step up from conventional polyethylene tarps. It offers significant advantages over heavy and expensive PVC tarps. XTREME is UV resistant, offers outstanding chemical resistance, is completely recyclable, strong and lightweight.
Last updated at 08/05/2026 12:24:10
Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin
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Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin
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Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I bought my Xxtreme tarps over three years ago and will never go back to the other 'heavy duty' tarps as I have not any sort of issue with them. With all three, including my 9 metre tarp, have only torn one eyelet and that has been recently during severe weather. I have no idea why the other two users giving their review have such serious issue with these tarps but I am quite happy to put my name to my review. Thanks, Stephen of Kingaroy
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I have covered my boat for 3 years now in extreme weather. Large boat so always outside in NSW (Nowra), VIC (Mornigton Peninsula) and now in Far North QLD. I am just now required to replace it. So I am getting one exactly the same today. Extremely happy with the product. Pity the Occy straps I use to hold it in place do not last as long. Basically $100 per year is great value to protect a very large expensive boat
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I bought this tarp to cover a boat after several inferior brands. This tarp was elastic enough to withstand some heavy weather without tears leading to larger tears. Took 3 years to deteriate to a new tarp. (Not bad in tropical conditions with high heat and constant UV with high rainfall).Eyelets did need some assistance but much better than other brands..... Overall best money for value tarp for my purpose that I have found. I only wrote this review because it had a smaller rating than I expected. Just about to purchase another.
Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin
Delivery $10
Polytuf 6.1 x 9.1m Xtreme Tarpaulin
Free next-day delivery
Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
Polytuf Xtreme Tarpaulin 6.1m x 9.1m Polyolefin Water Resistant
Delivery $99.19
I bought my Xxtreme tarps over three years ago and will never go back to the other 'heavy duty' tarps as I have not any sort of issue with them. With all three, including my 9 metre tarp, have only torn one eyelet and that has been recently during severe weather. I have no idea why the other two users giving their review have such serious issue with these tarps but I am quite happy to put my name to my review. Thanks, Stephen of Kingaroy
I have covered my boat for 3 years now in extreme weather. Large boat so always outside in NSW (Nowra), VIC (Mornigton Peninsula) and now in Far North QLD. I am just now required to replace it. So I am getting one exactly the same today. Extremely happy with the product. Pity the Occy straps I use to hold it in place do not last as long. Basically $100 per year is great value to protect a very large expensive boat
I bought this tarp to cover a boat after several inferior brands. This tarp was elastic enough to withstand some heavy weather without tears leading to larger tears. Took 3 years to deteriate to a new tarp. (Not bad in tropical conditions with high heat and constant UV with high rainfall).Eyelets did need some assistance but much better than other brands..... Overall best money for value tarp for my purpose that I have found. I only wrote this review because it had a smaller rating than I expected. Just about to purchase another.
I bought this tarp nearly three years ago to cover a caravan on a country site. It has been out in the open through all types of weather including violent storms and has held up well. As I have been using all manner of tarps for the past 13 years, I know what works and what doesn't. I rigged this tarp using shock cord at all points and in the last three years I have not torn (stretched, yes) a single connection point. I will never use another type of tarp other than this product ever again for my important needs.
Over 2yrs covering a boat in harsh conditions still in great condition. No problems with eyelets rips, gale force winds at some times. If you have a problem with these tarps you need to lean how to secure it.
This tarps has been tied over a frame on my boat for over a year in Nth Qld. Its tied securely and has survived some huge storms big enough to set off alarm in boat. Its heavy duty could do with eyelets every 500 instead if 900 just for convenience. It comes off easy folds up not stiff and goes back on no hassle. I've had no problems with eyelets just lack of on a tarp this size.
I bought the two largest Xtreme Polytuf tarps to cover some building hardware that I was not able to use straightaway and put them to use at the end of September 2019, this is a more than 6 months review.They have been out in the rain and summer sun with no material degradation at all - apart from some dust the material looks and feels the same as when bought. At this stage I can highly recommend this material being suitable at least for medium to heavy duty work.Polytuf themselves give good support and are willing to help with any technical questions.
I bought this a year ago to cover the annex on my caravanIt’s a very strong tarp, it’s solid and no signs of perishing. All the eyelets are still holding strong even with the high winds it’s been through.
Eyelets - 7 times stronger than steel! I’d like to see the evidence to back that up. They are terrible. Ripped torn and busted before the weather even hit. Heavy duty tarp with d rings is considered a lower grade but it’s heaps heaps better
6 months old when it failed. Used as a cover for camping, stretched across tent poles (10) around perimeter plus two poles higher in middle for support and water runoff. Was fairly windy day but it went through worse before, setup was secure. The two corner eyelets failed on one side (pics 1 and 2) because they were not welded properly, hence it flapped in the wind and caused poles to bend and 2 centre eyelets to be ripped out (pics 3 and 4). This is surely a warranty issue, poor thermal/ultrasonic welding of eyelets, however I could not be bothered taking it to Bunnings or sending pics to manufacturer and arguing about how the last 2 eyelets ripped due to first 2 defective ones. In any case I could not wait weeks for claim/return/repair so I repaired it myself ... More6 months old when it failed. Used as a cover for camping, stretched across tent poles (10) around perimeter plus two poles higher in middle for support and water runoff. Was fairly windy day but it went through worse before, setup was secure. The two corner eyelets failed on one side (pics 1 and 2) because they were not welded properly, hence it flapped in the wind and caused poles to bend and 2 centre eyelets to be ripped out (pics 3 and 4). This is surely a warranty issue, poor thermal/ultrasonic welding of eyelets, however I could not be bothered taking it to Bunnings or sending pics to manufacturer and arguing about how the last 2 eyelets ripped due to first 2 defective ones. In any case I could not wait weeks for claim/return/repair so I repaired it myself using plastic brackets firmly bolted on each side to reinforce (pic 5). I expected much better quality considering the price and marketing claim of "Xtreme Duty". Sigh. And they say 5 year warranty on this tarp?!?! Wouldn't buy these plastic welded tarps again.
