High quality canvas drops available in multiple ounce weights and sizes.
At Trimaco, all of our professional grade drop cloths provide top quality surface protection and complete coverage. Looking for a slip resistant canvas drop cloth that won’t leak and harm floors? Our heavy duty Stay Put Canvas Plus drop cloth is the answer. Our machine washable, canvas drop cloths are great for painting, cleaning and a wide range of DIY projects. In addition, we also offer vinyl, butyl, polypropylene, heavy weight canvas and plastic drop cloths that are great for a variety of jobs.
Trimaco drop cloths will provide ideal protection from all kinds of paint spills and stains. From heavy duty surface protection, to microfiber cleaning cloths and rags, Trimaco has all the products you need to get the job done right!
High quality canvas drops available in multiple ounce weights and sizes.
300% more slip resistant than canvas, with leak resistant protection.
Heavy weight butyl drop cloth that’s durable, leak resistant and slip resistant.
Leak and slip-resistant canvas dropcloth
Vinyl drop cloth with a textured backing to reduce slipping.
Canvas with a leak resistant poly backing.
Triple-coated butyl dropcloth is heavy weight, leak resistant and durable.
Lightweight material is great for painting, staining and plastering. Nothing will go through the One Tuff.
Quick and easy protection during the painting process.
A folding drop cloth that’s easy to use and store.
Flannel back canvas great for scratch protection.
Canvas drops made from dyed material.
Non-woven dropcloth with an absorbent top layer and leak resistant backing.
Plastic drops available in multiple mil weights and sizes.
A paper drop cloth made from recycled materials.
Lightweight plastic-backed drop cloth that is absorbent and leak resistant.
Coated dropcloth that is leak resistant.
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