How thick are the mailers exactly? Trying to see if my CD case plus the mailer will be under the 1/4 inch limit for letters with USPS. Thanks!
1584818
A thin CD case will make it. Never hoid of the 1/2 inch USPS rule. I usually send paper sleeves, to friends. but this passed your test.
1584819
It should be if you use a slim line CD case. I use Tyvek-lined CD inserts not cases, with these. However, I don't think it will matter since since the mailers are rigid - not like NetFlix mailers.
662822
4mm is correct. the 1inch is probably for shipping concerns or because the form they were using only allowed inches and the smallest being 1" The product is actually only 4mm in thickness.
719833
The slides on the file cabinet that I built using these slides are approximately 3/8 inch thick [that's about 0.375"]. The file cabinet consists of 3 drawers and the slides work beautifully. The only advice that I can give you is to make sure that your measurements are correct - I ruined 2 slides before I got this right. But overall, I'm very pleased with them and would buy them again. Good luck.
315968
As long ss you put some cardboard in with the documents it would be fine for a few. If you have an inch of more you can put the docs in then gold the mailer 5ight and then wrz ap it with packing taps as you add the shipper. That will leave it a nice tight way to mail. Shipping is so expensive! These mailer's only weigh an ounce or so. So much better than boxes.
2101164
CC, thickest is just under 3/4" and the thinnest is just under 1/4". Very low profile on these. I can tell you this. When I bump the door against them I do not even look at the door. I know it is good. Before I had them when I bumped my doors I always looked at the doors to see what the paint looked like from a damage perspective. Hope that helps.
1506342
Hi Rachel, I bought this for my sons house and he just installed it. he thinks it was 4-5 inches apart if you can wait I will measure next time I am at his house- probably this Friday. What I can tell you is that it is a GREAT Mail box. The stainless steel is of good quality and it is quite sturdy.My husband who is very fussy like it so much he wanted one for our house, unfortunately we have a rural mail box.
660405
Yes, I previously ordered and still have a box of these size 0 (6x9) mailers. A standard CD in its case fits inside these just fine.
2157511
Funny you should ask I have a tape measure in my hand & I need to get the mail - Mines 52" from bottom to top I'm sure it's within USPS code . Great mailbox except they should have something to cover the screws . I'd buy another if I needed one .
1658207
I don't know how thick these are exactly but they are thinner than the regular disk which are not very thick to begin with. They are really for light work such as you mentioned.
2145203
Possible the thickness of a corrugated cardboard. A little less than 3/16 inch
60439
It is about the same thickness as any standard bubble mailer. They worked perfectly for the items that I ship. Definitely worth the price!!
1494888
1/4". You did not ask, but the thickness is only 1/32". Advertised as "heavyweight" I expected a thicker product.
727641
I use them for clear stamps and there's enough clearance that the stamp doesn't stick to both sides of the case (I had tried a comic book case and because it was so thin, I had to break the case to get the stamp out). There's enough clearance for rubber stamps without the foam backing. These are a little bit thinner than cd cases.
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It depends on the width of the item you are placing in the mailer. I use it for everything. I have mailed a package as high as 10 inched but when using the mailer for something that high it will take away from the width. If you are using the entire inside surface I personally wouldn't go any higher than say 6 inches just to make sure that the contents remain in the mailer. You can pack it tight but I am not sure of the safety of your shipment. I have shipped very thick items but I did worry and tapped extra just for the support.
1224445
Sorry I thought this was junk mail. I will check and answer tonight when i get home from work. I think the 3 3/4 is too long.
1558098
Hello T., The bubbles are about 3/8ths of an inch. that is typical for this size of mailers. I used to pay about $1.25 for One envelope mailer...now it's only what....11 cents per mailer. Great buy and savings. D. Spainhower
1290700
The shelves are 5/8" thick. That is shown in the description. The shipping package (2 shelves & cardboard box) is 1.8" thick.