Reddit reviews Sanctuary SilTarp - Ultralight and Waterproof Ripstop Silnylon Rain Shelter Tarp, Guy Line and Stake Kit - Perfect for Hammocks, Camping and Backpacking (11 feet by 8 feet - Hex Cut)
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►WATERPROOF - The 30 denier ripstop nylon has a silicon/PU dual-coating and fully taped seams, providing 5,000 mm of hydro-static resistance. You'll stay bone dry in any weather!►EVERYTHING YOU NEED - We provide a full kit so you don't need to spend more! With each tarp comes 60 feet of 1.5 mm reflective Dyneema guy line, six micro line-lok adjusters, and six aluminum Y-stakes.►LIGHTWEIGHT - So light, you won't even notice! Our 11 x 8-foot hex cut tarp comes in at only 13.0 ounces, while the full kit is only 16.5 ounces. The included 9 x 4 x 4 inch stuff sack fits everything into a nice and compact package.►PERFECT FOR HAMMOCKS - The hex shape, catenary cuts, and a total of six perimeter attachment loops provide the perfect hammock shelter.►LIFETIME WARRANTY - We're a US-based company that offers a lifetime warranty on all of our gear. If you have any problems with your tarp, let us know and we'll do our best to help!
I'm thinking a silnylon tarp (maybe something like this?) https://www.amazon.com/Sanctuary-SilTarp-Ultralight-Waterproof-Backpacking/dp/B0763SQJL4/ for the top.
For the ground sheet I'm renovating my house and have a lot of 6 mil polyethylene sheeting (https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-20-ft-x-100-ft-Clear-6-mil-Plastic-Sheeting-CFHD0620C/204711640 or similar) around so I figured I could just cut maybe 6x8 feet of that out and be good. I just want to keep my bag/pad and any gear inside the shelter off wet ground.
For 8x10 silnylon 20d https://www.shop.backpackingadventuregear.com/Special-8x10-Silnylon-Tarp-Special-8x10-silnylon-tarp.htm
For 8x8 or 11x 6.5 hex silpoly 20d https://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Vitals-Ultralight-Hammock-Shelter/dp/B01N5PCZH4/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=silpoly%2Btarp%2Bultralight&qid=1565701251&s=gateway&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1
For 30d silnylon in many sizes https://www.amazon.com/Sanctuary-SilTarp-Ultralight-Waterproof-Backpacking/dp/B0763SQJL4/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=silpoly+tarp+ultralight&qid=1565701477&s=gateway&sr=8-5
For 20d larger silpoly tarps https://www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/tarps/
All but the last under 100usd
Paria tarp is $65-80, depending on which shape you get. These are good quality budget options. The hex tarp versions are designed for hammocks.
https://www.pariaoutdoorproducts.com/collections/camping-tents-backpacking-tent/products/silnylon-tarp-sanctuary-siltarp?variant=203901468692
Also available on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Sanctuary-SilTarp-Ultralight-Waterproof-Backpacking/dp/B0763SQJL4/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=paria%2Btarp&qid=1557601375&s=gateway&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1
If you are looking at a hammock setup, I wouldn't go for what you have listed, it's pretty heavy and you will move on from that quickly. I just built a modular hammock setup that comes in just a little over 2lbs for $200. It uses no hardware, just a becket hitch to attach the straps to the continuous loop. Don't know the name of the knot I use to tie up the tarp, but many can be used.
Hammock $30: Wide Netless Hammock from Dutchwaregear with continuous loops and ridgeline
Tarp $80: Hexagon Siltarp from Amazon
Bugnet $57: Bottom entry bugnet from dutchwaregear
Suspension $25 UHMWPE Straps from dutchwaregear
The only additional things you need is an underquilt/pad and a quilt/sleeping bag.
If you are trying to sleep two people. I would get two hammocks, maybe a bigger tarp, and dutchwaregear offers a double bugnet. Sleeping two people in one hammock all night is not going to be comfy.