How thick is this? I am looking to cover an edge of a cabinet in the house that a bumper is too thick to use. Just want to soften a potential blow.
1133270
Its pretty thin. I don't know exactly what you need it for, much not nearly as thick as a bumper.
1133271
I am reading this as width, not height off the furniture it is stuck to, as the previous commenter did, but maybe that is what you meant. It is wider than the furniture bumpers we use, and in my opinion doesn't stick nearly as well. If you want to trim it, I think that would be easier than trimming a furniture bumper without making it look nasty.
1133272
It's not very thick, probably the thickness of the backing on a throw rug. I think it would be easy to cut and shape to a cabinet edge, but it does have ridges so it won't lay absolutely flat. I found my child could pull it off the crib rail very easily, but if you're attaching to a cabinet in an area that people won't be playing with, this might be a good product to use.
2210776
Hi Toni No not 2 inches thick , I suppose it would be as thick as a good alfoil. I found when I had an egg dish seep through the bottom of my pan, it landed on the mat, I left it until it dried & it just fell off the mat. Great for that! Cheers
1059745
It is 3/16" thick and it does not matter (as far as I know) since both sides are reflective. The stickem did not work well for me, so ended up using 3/8" metal screws every 6" on the ribs of each panel.Hope that helps - It has made a huge difference in my garage temp at the end of the day.
66352
A little more than the thickness of a penny. I laid my phone face down on one and it almost covers it completely. I have an armor shield screen protector on too.
143861
It's 1/8" thick. My door will not close with it up there but I don't really care. It doesn't lay flat.
1460586
I stood up from my chair, found a measuring tape, and took TIME out of my busy day to check this for you. It's exactly 1/16th of an inch in thickness. aka it was too big for my doorway, so i use it on my folding closet instead.Hope this helped. ;)
1640687
No backing and maybe a hair over 1/16 of an inch in thickness. We used it to cover a speaker box for a truck. It worked well.
1309562
No its not very thick. Its about a quarter of inch i want guess.very easy to put on the wall. works great for me.
182690
It's not thaaat thick..But if your door is riding the ground with a few millimeters of space only available, it may stop it from closing.Best off finding a really thin rug for that situation @ Big Lots, Wal Mart, Bed Bath and Beyond, etc for about the same price.
184816
absolutely - it is thick - I use it on our curio cabinet back side where it leans or may rub/hit the wall when we shut the doors.
1025869
hi and yes I think it would be too thick. Sometimes I have to trim a little extra off anyway. Hope this helps
1776937
I am using 3/4 inch D rings. The ring has just a little play. I think it perfect!!Very nice bumper!!
842653
I you cover it you may want thinner thickness, 5" is thick and firm, we used it for a mattress in the back seat of a truck
527253
It's fairly thick but not unsightly on my front bumper at all. It's already saved my car from damage.
995955
It is 3mm thick i used it under 6mm laminate and it is working great no problems at all.
1346173
It's probably about an inch at the thickest part, which is the outside edge...it lays flat against the ceiling and did a good job of covering the hole I had to leave in the ceiling from moving the fan over about a foot.
2083161
I believe it is 3/8" thickness, I have it installed on my bathroom floor and also on my shower floor and it looks beautiful, it was installed over a year and a half ago and I have had no chipping, cracking or breaking, I will try to add a review with a picture so you can see what it looks like