How thick is each sheet? And what does each sheet (or pack of 100) weigh? I'm thinking of using these as a protective mailing insert.
1584138
The sheets are very thin, I do not think it would be a very good protective mailer, cardboard would be better. They do however work great for print making.
1584139
Thinner than a butcher block meat tray. Don't know the weight, but I don't think it would work very well for protective mailing. I think you're better off with thin cardboard.
1584140
at the most maybe one tenth of an inch thick..very light..the 100 pack weighs only a few ounces. They are kind of small and flimsy to use for protective mailing.
1487903
I don't know the thickness, but super thin. The whole sheet feels very floppy like not even as stiff as cardstock. They weren't what I wanted at all for the project I had in mind. They won't be stiff at all if you want something that holds its own form.
375649
I'd say they're about average thickness as far as sheets go. If you want thick sheets, maybe look into flannel ones.
532628
They're not very thick. Like a heavy paper stock. I've seen tags like this made out of wood that would be a better choice for permanent tags.
1385325
I don't know the paper weight but I will say they are well made of excellent quality material. I have used nearly half of my original order & will reorder soon. Haven't had any complaints from my mail recipients.
1623370
Yes, there are 100 sheets in the package. There is no matching envelope by the manufacturer. They simply recommend white envelopes. I am hoping some customers can help comment on this with their own experience too!
278377
You just get the one sheet that you see in the photo. they're super small....I got them to label small, oval metal tags to put onto baskets but I just used stamps & ink instead. I could mail you mine if you'd like for free...they'd fit in a regular envelope so there'd be no shipping
2194752
Yes. I got this thickness because they are still thin enough not to be considered "rigid" by the USPS, but thick enough to keep a certificate from being too bashed up. I use a 9x12 envelope, and 2 of these would fit easily.
1468696
I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was exactly what I was looking for!
1839411
They are 1/4 inch thick. But please make a note when purchasing, I was sent 3/16 one time and they resent the correct 1/4 inch size for no charge.
1038696
I'm sorry, I don't know for sure, I didn't see an indication on the box. I would say they are very thin, thinner than others I've seen.
661670
Depending on the size that you get They usefully come 100 to a box. I do a lot of Crafts, and if I see something in the e-mails I can print it out put it in one of these sheets. And then in my Instruction folders.
1615028
I bought them but can't answer your question exactly. They are folder thick. they are manila. I was happy with the quality. they are not stiff, but are not thin like paper either. We ordered another name brand and returned them because they felt just a bit thicker than regular paper. These were much better.
1716027
They are not very thick. They are bit on the thin side, but not thin enough to where I'd call them cheap or not worth the money. Hope this helps.
1487901
I stacked a bunch of cut pieces of this magnet together, measured the thickness of the stack with a metric ruler, and divided (a caliper would have been more accurate, but this is what I have). One sheet is about 0.3mm thick, or a little thinner than that. I've used card stock that's thicker than these magnets. There are some other brands that make magnets close to 1mm thick, but those are more expensive and they're too thick to run through a printer. You'd have to print on a separate sheet of paper and use adhesive to stick the printing to the magnets.
1798798
I also can't comment specifically on the thickness. They are somewhat flexible, not rigid or thick, basic badge covers. Shiny but very transparent so you can see through them easily. This is the best price we could find for bulk badge holders and work very well with Avery White 3 x 4 Inch Name Badge Insert Refills 300 Count (5392)
1385327
I didn't know the stiff paper came in different weights, I have no idea, but they are plenty rigid enough to protect documents from a lot of bending, and a good price.