I see a lot of people complaining about it being too thin. The description says it comes in different gauges- what gauge is this? Is there a thicker o
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If you scroll down the page for the 72" by 72" size in Clear Frost (http://www.amazon.com/InterDesign-Shower-Liner-Clear-Frost/dp/B0026RI0V6/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t), below Product Details, is a section called Product Description. In this Product Description section, you will find the different gauges and types of material for this product. If this still does not answer your question, you can call the manufacturer's customer service--1.440.248.0178. I called this number today to ask about something else (because manufacturer's website does not have product details) and my question was answered. I was told that website (http://www.interdesignusa.com/index.html) is in the process of being updated.
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it is 18 gauge with a heavier plastic covering. it had worked well for me over the past 6 months, but will break. I would have gone with the heavier wire, but actually thought this was 14 gauge.
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It was nice and tight for the 12 gauge, but the difference (.73 " Vs .66") may be two loose for your 16 gauge, I would contact MFG., and see what they recommend. they
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I'm sorry but I gave this as a gift so it is not in my possession to measure. I will say that my recollection is that it did not exceed 0.10"....it did seem thinner than this but please be aware that this is my recollection. I will try to contact the user & see if they can get a clearer measurement & report back if successful. Good luck
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Heavy Duty...I see they say 18 gauge on Ebay listings. I have them, and they are Commercial Quality. I took a Baking Class at a College, and this is the gauge they used. VERY much a Quality Item...WELL MADE. I have compared them at a Kitchen Supply Store, and they are made the BEST!
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Hello, The thicker gauge is 60. I used the 20 gauge to cover my dining room chairs and it worked perfectly. The 20 is very sturdy but flexible enough to work with. Good luck!
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the one I purchased was a 12 and a half gauge I used a 12 gauge wire in it it worked fine so if you're says 8 or 9 gauge it should work fine just double check and make sure its not 12 and a half
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My wire is 18 gauge. The wire gauge doesn't matter as there isn't any current going through it. The coating on the outside needs to be able to be buried (ground contact wire) which this is. there isn't any stress on the wire so it doesn't need to be thick, thicker wire will be harder to use when installing. Bottom line don't worry about this wire. I installed this wire 15 years ago and only just needed to do it again since we re-landscaped our yard and tore up the old wire. I figured new wire was better than a bunch of splices. good luck.
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Sorry no idea. This is large gauge than something you would get at Petsmart, the reason I bought it.
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I did determined the accuracy by comparing with other gauges, not NIST (that would be great). Also if you let out a little bit of air the gauge reads that difference, and when you take multiple readings of the same tire you get readings very close. So, if you need a certified gauge for inspection work, this is not the one, but otherwise it is really good.
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The gauge thickness seems okay but I'm wondering if there are enough drainage holes for a downpour. It requires many screws to install. You're better off going to Lowes or Home Depot for an easier installation.
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I couldn't tell you the gauge, but I can tell you that it is no lightweight. Very heavy and very well built. You will most impressed as is anyone that has ever seen it
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Thank you for your interest. It thicker than EDT. EDT is people favorite. Hope to hear from you soon.Regards,E.F.Co.
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It is 1/0 meaning 0 (zero) gauge. It is the thinnest grade of the zero gauge wires...4/0 being the thickest of the ones you listed. I was at first confused when I first started getting into acquiring this thick heavy gauge wire for my power inverter/battery setup.
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Gauge is extremely important especially if you are buying it sight unseen........"G" gauge is larger than "O" gauge. If you have a lot of room to set-up a train set, this would be great but there are less buildings and accessories available as opposed to the smaller "HO" and "N" gauge which you can buy tons of stuff for. The "G" gauge accessories will cost you a lot more due to there large size. I hope that this helped you and was a direct answer for you.........
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18 gauge. It's not really the thickness of the wire but it is the outside coating that makes this the wire to use. Any thicker wire and it is harder to install...just a thought
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Thank you for your interest in this item. To answer your question, the thickness is 18 gauge. -Gavin ivgStores Customer Service