What is the thickness and how high is the perimeter edge to hold water, snow etc?
651558
they are everthing they say they are heavy duty thick,,and did great in last winters snow
230593
Answer here...I have 7ft posts every roughly 6ft and I left it up all winter. I am in cental ny snow country. My only down side to it is the 2in size. Small bunnies can get through it. Worked well against deer trying to jump over it
1598159
I try to stay on top of it so it doesn't get so deep but the main thing is how powdery the snow is. When it is really wet it is too heavy and ice is too hard. This works well within it's limitations.
827410
I honestly have not measured the thickness but a rough guess would be about 1/16 of an inch...It is good quality...We use it hanging 4" sch40 drain pipe...
323195
About an inch... very nice in winter because of the thermal rating, however I use a standard pool raft in summer time.
1569099
It's not too thick, you can use it in the snow but you need a couple of extra layers
1342674
No water seeped thru. Large puddle of water and ice collected in middle.Plan build a rise in the middle next fall.
1169892
I believe it is a quarter of a inch thick. It is durable to me. I use it for the garden and prepping.
1844321
They are 1/4 - 1/2 inch thick. They are the greatest invention ever! They are flexible and stay cold a long time!!
1886278
About 7". It's small enough to keep in a jacket pocket when not using while snowboarding if that helps
788097
I don't have it in front of me to measure exact thickness, but it is good quality, sturdy (I'd consider thick) plastic. My 2 yr old loves zooming down the little hill next to our house in the winter & when he was 1 yr old I pulled him around the streets with it. I haven't had any problems with it cracking or pieces chipping off. We have been really happy with this sled & this year it will get passed on to the 1 yr old daughter!
1676264
It's about 1/4 or 3/8 of an inch thick. The pebbles are raised just a tiny but bit enough to keep you from slipping.
677109
Hi Joseph, The cover is flat, but about 4" thick. It does not have a slope, but that doesn't matter. I live in Reno and we can get 8-12" of snow in a day when it is heavy. I have had this cover for 5 years or so, and it is still in perfect shape. That is baking in the direct 100 degree sun all summer and getting cold and snow in the winter. I can strongly recommend this seller, and I am happy that I get a chance to repay them with a letter recommending their product. One other note: I previously had a sloped/tapered cover, but it was not strong enough to handle the snow. Go for the flat one. Tom Reno, NV.
1619042
The top is 3/4" thick. The perimeter is framed by a 2 1/2" high by 3/4" edge.
1530808
Approximately 1/4 inch thick... We held up a mason jar full of water and flowers fine... Nicely made!
1736825
it's thick enough for two foams stacked on top of each other to sit flush with the edge. that's approximately 3.5 inches when I measured. Hope this helps.
1501287
I can't say in inches...but we just went through the worst winter in 20 years in Albany, and mine held up so well that this spring my neighbor went out and bought the exact same one.