1. Smooth laying: details determine success or failure
Smooth laying is the first step in the application of coated tarpaulin fabrics and the foundation of the foundation. Correct laying can not only maximize the protective effect of the tarpaulin, but also reduce the risk of damage caused by improper operation.

Preparation stage: Before laying, the laying area needs to be thoroughly cleaned, and all sharp objects, gravel, weeds, etc. need to be removed to ensure that the ground is flat and free of obstacles. At the same time, choose the right time for laying according to the weather forecast to avoid working in bad weather such as strong winds and heavy rain.
Measurement and cutting: Use measuring tools to accurately measure the size of the laying area, and then cut the tarpaulin appropriately according to the measurement results. When cutting, a certain margin should be reserved so that it can be adjusted when fixing, and the thermal expansion and contraction of the tarpaulin during use should be taken into account.
Laying skills: Starting from one end, slowly unfold the tarpaulin, and gently pat it with manpower or special tools while unfolding to ensure that the tarpaulin fits tightly with the ground or supporting structure to avoid wrinkles or gaps. For large-area paving, the method of paving in sections can be adopted, and the joints can be spliced ​​step by step. Pay attention to the treatment of the joints to ensure waterproofness and sealing.
2. Firm fixation: the key to safety and stability
Fixation is the key to whether the coated tarpaulin can remain stable under adverse weather conditions. The correct fixing method can not only prevent the tarpaulin from being blown up by the wind, but also extend its service life.

Choose suitable fixing materials: According to the material, use environment and expected life of the tarpaulin, choose suitable fixing materials, such as nails, ropes, hooks or special fixing clips. Ensure that the fixing materials have sufficient strength and corrosion resistance to meet the needs of long-term outdoor exposure.
Reasonable layout and fixation: When fixing, the fixing points should be evenly distributed around and in the center according to the size and shape of the tarpaulin to ensure that the tarpaulin is evenly stressed and avoid tearing due to excessive local tension. For large tarpaulins, additional pull ropes or support structures are also required to enhance overall stability.
Adjustment and inspection: After fixing, the tarpaulin needs to be adjusted in the end to ensure that all fixing points are fastened in place and the surface of the tarpaulin is flat and wrinkle-free. In addition, regular inspection of the fastening of the fixing points and timely replacement of damaged fixing materials are important measures to maintain the long-term stable operation of the tarpaulin.
3. Precautions and maintenance suggestions
During the laying and fixing process, be sure to follow the safety operating procedures and wear necessary personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety shoes, etc.
Considering that the coated tarpaulin is exposed to the outdoors for a long time, regular cleaning of the tarpaulin surface to remove accumulated dust and dirt will help maintain its good waterproof performance and appearance.
For seasonal tarpaulins, they should be thoroughly cleaned and dried before storage to avoid mildew and aging.