How thick are they? I cant really tell if they are like the ones I bought before or not and I would like a rough estimate.
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.
1716028
They are not very thick and they can snag very easily. If any thing such as keys or any thing that can cause the thread to pull, it will run. If you want thicker one select a different fabric as it it a light polyester
2021075
They are pretty thick. I like them a lot. I would definitely buy them again.
893876
are not very thick, I use them with my helmet safety at work and not hinder me at all.. I hope that help you . Sorry for my accent ..
1589351
They are 5/8 to 3/4 inch thick. They worked like they are supposed to. But can't put the grills on to protect the speaker. Scott
695852
they were a wedding gift to someone else, so i cannot measure them.however, they were really THICK...not like the thin Walmart type.
1873812
They are 1/4" thick, whatever the standard size that you had originally. But they snap in, they don't work if you have the type with screws. I tapped them in tighter with a rubber mallet.
375649
I'd say they're about average thickness as far as sheets go. If you want thick sheets, maybe look into flannel ones.
107025
use them in my tool box. they are thicker than standard shelf liners and so far have been very durable. sorry cannot tell you exactly how thick they are without some type of calipers.
760609
I don't know the thickness but these things really didn't work for me. My vents are on the floor and these seemed to work for some people who had vents on the floor but mine didn't. I have them taped down and they still come up.
507635
These are about as thick as a piece of cardboard that is on the back of a scratch pad. Actually, I just tried to measure one, and it doesn't even come up high enough on the ruler to show how thick it is. So, it is even thinner than that type of cardboard.If you have under 1/8th inch, I am pretty certain you will be fine.
1677957
I don't have a measurement for you, but they are about double thickness of a piece of cardstock and they work wonderfully. I use them to wrap my plates, cups, and crafts that I make. Nice and cushy to keep them safe.
1463213
They are not very thick, maybe 1/4 inch. They lasted about 1 year in my kitchen. Worth the money though.
901187
These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.
741563
Depends on what you think is thick. My old set was a cheap aluminum and was decades old. These are a dream compared to them and I think they are plenty thick bottomed. Also you can always get your money back if you don't like them. But I think you will!!
214605
I just measured ours and they are a full 3 inches thick. Very comfortable pads!
186805
They are not thick. I don't have a measurement but I'd say they are about as thick as the cardboard tube that holds paper towel. They are extremely durable and make baking so easy. I've used them for roasting veggies in the oven, baking potato pancakes, cookies, etc. The food just slides right off. Clean up is a rinse and dry -- so easy. I'm so glad a I bought them!
1465659
The answers to Sheryls' original question are poor. Length and width is not enough info lacking thickness. And there are 3 different thicknesses listed; 1/4", 1/3", 5/16". Looks like there was some guessing going on without real knowledge. So which is it? I wouldn't buy these without knowing.