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  When fabric needs to spend time outdoors, the choice of material can affect how well the finished product handles sun, rain, and regular use. Industrial canvas gives fabricators and manufacturers a strong option for projects that need dependable outdoor performance.   The Razorback canvas range uses poly cotton blended yarns and suits a variety of applications. Its construction gives it the strength needed for covers and other outdoor products while retaining the useful properties of canvas.   Where Industrial Canvas Can Be Used   The fabric suits several applications, including:   Outdoor covers and tarpaulins    Shade structures    Trailer covers    Camping equipment    Agricultural applications    Custom outdoor products    The canvas also offers features that support outdoor use:   Water resistance    UV resistance    Mould and mildew resista...

  When looking for outdoor canvas fabric Australia buyers need to consider the fabric’s construction alongside the intended use. Paskal’s Razorback 8 Poly/Cotton Canvas is a light to medium weight option made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton 2-ply ring-spun yarn.   The fabric weighs 380 GSM and comes in a 200 cm width. Paskal lists it for outdoor applications such as tent roofs and walls, annex walls, small tarpaulins, swags, lightweight shade structures and boat trailer covers.   Its listed features includes:   Breathable construction   Rain resistance   UV resistance   Mould resistance   Impregnation   Lay-flat handling   The fabric is engineered in Australia and available in several colours, including Black, Navy, Sand and Dark Olive. For outdoor fabrication work, reviewing the specification alongside the finished product requirements gives buyers a clearer starting point.

Choosing a fabric for an outdoor project often comes down to how it needs to perform once it is made into the finished product. Ripstop canvas brings specific construction into the picture. Paskal’s Razorback 8 uses 2-ply blended polyester and cotton ring-spun yarns in both directions, with a special ripstop weave designed for improved strength.   The 380 GSM fabric has a 200 cm width and is listed for several end uses, including:   Tent roofs and Walls   Annex walls   Small tarpaulins   Swags   Lightweight shade structures   Boat trailer covers   It is also listed as breathable, rain-resistant, UV-resistant, mould-resistant, and tear-resistant. Three colours are available that are Dark Grey, Dark Olive and Sand.   For projects where fabric weight, construction and intended use need to line up, Razorback 8 Ripstop is worth reviewing.  

  One of the most critical aspects of marine applications is choosing materials that can withstand harsh conditions while maintaining quality and strength. Paskal delivers premium marine canvas fabrics tailored for outdoor and marine settings, crafted to endure intense sunlight, rain, and saltwater exposure. With every roll, we offer exceptional reliability that meets the demands of professionals and enthusiasts alike.   High-Performance Canvas Fabrics For Every Marine Need   Our marine canvas fabrics combine functionality with resilience, making them ideal for countless applications. Paskal products are engineered with industry-leading technology to ensure optimal performance, all while maintaining aesthetic appeal.   Blended polyester and cotton for exceptional durability.   UV-resistant properties to combat prolonged sun exposure.   Mould and mildew resistance for long-lasting quality.   Colourfast materials to retain their look over ...

Outdoor fabric gets put through a fair amount. A trailer cover sits in the sun. A tent faces wind and rain. A canopy gets pulled, folded, packed away, and used again. The material needs to handle all of that without making the job harder for the person using it.   That is where razorback fabric fits in. Paskal’s Razorback 12 Plain Weave Canvas is a medium-weight poly/cotton canvas made for Australian conditions.    A Canvas Made for Different Outdoor Jobs   Razorback 12 uses 2-ply blended polyester/cotton ring-spun yarns in both directions. It contains 52% polyester and 48% cotton, with a fabric weight of 500 GSM and a width of 200 cm.   The material suits a range of outdoor products and projects, including:   Swags and canopies   Camper trailers   Trailer covers   Agricultural covers   Tent roofing and walls   Holiday annex roofing   Medium tarpaulins   Tool bags and dog beds   That rang...

  Selecting commercial dual shades begins with understanding how the space will be used. Every commercial project has different shade requirements, making it important to choose a system that suits the layout and intended application.   What sets commercial dual shade apart is its dual-colour knit pattern, a different colour woven into each side of the fabric, giving the shade a distinctive two-tone look depending on the angle it's viewed from. This is where the ‘Dual’ in Dual Shade comes from, and it's a detail worth factoring into the design stage instead of only the shade specifications.   Whether the project involves schools, parks, commercial spaces or public facilities, planning ahead could help simplify installation and support the overall design.   Points to consider:   Purpose of the shaded area   Project layout and available space   Design requirements   Long-term use of the structure.   Looking at these factors ear...