Cut Size refers to the size of a tarp before sewing of seams and hems. As an example, for a 6′ x 8′ Cut Size tarp, the material will start at 6′ x 8′. After sewing, it will finish approximately 5’6” x 7’6”. … 3” of fabric is needed to make a hem, plus additional material is needed to sew the panels together.

What does Finished size mean on a tarp?

This is the measurement of a tarp before it is seamed, hemmed, and eyeleted. The finished size of a tarp is, therefore, smaller, typically 30cm shorter or 4 to 6 inches smaller on each side. For example, a tarp that is measured as 10 feet would actually be around 9 feet 6 inches to 9 feet 8 inches.

What is a finish size?

Finished size is the final dimensions of the product. If the item is a folder style then the finished size is the size when folded. If the item is flat, non-folding, then the dimensions listed are the complete size of that item.