LUMBER TARPS

Flatbed Lumber Tarp 20x27, 6 FT Drop — 18/14oz Combination

SKU: LT6FT-SS-CC

$279.75

20' x 27' combination lumber tarp, 6 ft drop. 18oz top over 14oz sides. 84.4 lbs. Our only 6 ft drop.

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Field-Tested, Not Just Listed Every product in our catalog runs on real flatbed loads before it ships.

About This Product

Six foot drop is the middle ground, and it is what drivers reach for when the load is too tall for a 4 ft tarp and does not need the full 8. This is the only 6 ft drop tarp we stock, so if that is your load height, this is the one.

It is built the way a combination tarp should be. The top panel takes 18oz vinyl, because that is the surface the load grinds against on every mile of bad road. The sides run 14oz, because they hang and catch wind rather than rub against freight.

At 84.4 lbs it sits in the middle of our range on weight too: heavier than a RipStop, lighter than the 8 ft combination. If your freight is clean lumber rather than steel, the RipStop is worth a look first. It weighs less, it costs less to ship because carriers price by weight, and you are the one throwing it up there.

Technical Details

Size 20' x 27'

Drop 6 ft

Flap 6' x 8'

Material 18 oz Vinyl Top / 14 oz Vinyl Sides

Weight 84.4 lbs

Seams Heat-sealed hems, thick-thread stitching

D-Rings 3 rows, box-stitched on seatbelt webbing

Grommets Brass, every 2 ft

Key Features

The Only 6 FT Drop We Stock

For loads too tall for a 4 ft tarp that do not need the full 8 ft.

18oz Where It Rubs

The top panel takes the abrasion, so that is where the thick vinyl goes.

14oz Down the Sides

The sides hang and catch wind. They do not need 18oz, so they do not carry it.

3 Rows of D-Rings

Box-stitched onto seatbelt webbing. Bungee S-hooks clip here and run to your rub rail.

Best For

Load Height

Mid-height loads that a 4 ft drop cannot cover and an 8 ft drop overshoots.

Load Type

Lumber, building materials, and mixed freight on a flatbed or step deck.

Weight

84.4 lbs. Mid-range for us. The RipStop is lighter if your freight is clean.

Safety Tip

Tarp dimensions may vary ±2% or ±6 inches from listed size — this is normal manufacturing tolerance, not a defect.

Questions About This Product?

Talk to a real flatbed equipment specialist.