How thick is the 1.5 inch tubular aluminum?
646530
I don't know the exact thickness, but it is a very heavy gauge. Not something you could easily bend or dent. I've had mine blow over on a cement driveway many times (because I did not weight it down properly), and it's still like new. Very strong material. Should not be a concern.Hope that helps.
646531
Like the responses you have received from others, I cannot tell you the thickness or gauge, but it is strong and sturdy. Mine is still going strong.
646532
I don't know the technical answer. However, the net support poles are very strong and light weight. They are also color coded for easy assembly and disassembly. Great net all around. Top of the line product.
646533
The aluminum tube is hollow. The aluminum is not thick, very light, but very sturdy. The net is easily disassembled and easy to transport. I had other cheaper nets. If I had bought this first I would have been far better off.
683166
Mine is about 5/8 of an inch thick. BTW this is a great product.I use it for a TV.
2082582
The tubes are 1.25" outside diameter and the metal is 1.5mm thick. FWIW, we've had ours for a year and even left it out all winter and it's held up well.
1062944
The silicone is fairly thick. I measured a 1/2 inch in diameter...maybe a hair under.
780912
Hello, It doesn't seem to be too thick as its roughly 0.1". Thanks for posting!
1425306
It is about 1/4" thick. I used it for the first time last summer in 4 rectangular planter boxes that hang on a wrought iron railing in an uncovered area. I did not need to replace it this year. Hope that helps!
1682850
It's thicker than an aluminum can, maybe twice or three times as thick. They are still a little flexible, but once you screw them down they're pretty solid and seem like they'll be quite durable. Working great so far.
2252505
2.5 " is the thickness, but the top is alloy in the inside. It is ok for small fix up storing your tools . i will not recommend for amering heavily on the top. the nice part are the storage drawer.
1080750
this item is about half an inch thick. Thank you for your inquiry. Thank you.
1791822
We are a remodeling company so I bought it for a client. It's been installed a month or so ago and I don't have any left over in my office to give you an accurate measurement. It could be 1/4" thick but I am guessing. Sorry I could not give you more info.
468152
The metal tube is around 1.5" in diameter, and can be expanded to over 5 feet.
1702167
The stainless piece up top that mounts flush with the ceiling is 5" in diameter, 1" thick.
1274130
No sure exactly but it's thicker than I thought it would be. My guess would be thicker than 1/2". Probably 5/8.
7866
I just measured it and it's 1 inch around the edge but gets thicker in the middle. It's very close to 1 1/4 inches at its thickest point.
1473319
I'm just guessing but I'd say the thickness is 1/32 to 1/16 of a inch thick. I hope this helps
1953716
In Inches the 16 Gauge stainless is .0625", which converts to 1.5. This is 25% thicker than 18 gauge stainless. Stainless Steel gauge vs Aluminum gauge vs non stainless steel gauge is all different.According to Kraus, their 16 Gauge product is listed as 1.5MM
2005213
The 1.5" is the thickness of the 2 mud guards which arrived stapled together each guard is about 3/4 of an inch thick