CLEAR PLASTIC 16 GAUGE
743360
This is not a clear plastic cover if it is the cover for a large outdoor table. It is gray in color and has withstood Buffalo, NY weather(i.e. winters/springs etc.) for three/four years. I have lost track of how long I have had this cover for. It is well worth the money spent if you want to protect your table from the outdoor elements. I am very pleased with this table cover.
674161
These are 16 gauge which makes them less soft-they are not floppy- but you can still bend them. We did have some rigid ones made previously but they were too hard and would break in the cold weather. These are a very good quality
1710102
should be 16 gauge, see link, http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html, but i believe the warranty will be void if you alter the cables, check the warranty statement.
1623678
16 gauge, I have had these lights for two years and have had no problems with wiring!
186264
Made of plastic but seems sturdy enough. It made it thru one season in my gym bag so far. My guess is if gauge breaks off it won't work unless you plug hole. Having the gauge is a nice feature
808461
The gauge is a decent thickness, seems ready for heavier items.This pan is a fantastic for my 24 inch wall oven...JimK
1232641
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
847903
straight nails it will use any brand 16 gauge finish nail 1.25-2.5 inches in length
2254046
I'm sure that 14 gauge would do fine, but I confess that I used 16 gauge. These are really nice lights; I like them. I think you will be very satisfied with them.
1354519
I used a 20 gauge.... because it allowed me to put several light sources to it
2219116
A 16 gauge is good for up to 25'. Use 12 gauge for longer length. Make sure the connections are tight or snugged.
1681053
I am not sure because have no clue how thick 16 gauge steel is but i bought and used it on duct work to cut access holes for duct cleaning. Much of the duct work i cut was very old and thick and never i had a problem. I highly recommend you use a drill with an actual electric plug. Cordless drills didnt work well for me.
1138532
vinyl when used in such things as pool liners or toys is gauged in a directly proportional system, the higher the gauge the thicker the material. So 20 gauge should be thicker than 10. This is different from the standards used in things like sheet metal or wire. The "gauge" unit is not used consistently across all industry and makes for much confusion. To obtain thickness in mm, divide vinyl gauge by 40.
1038413
It is a thick wire, thought the plastic coating is somewhat weak. I'm guessing 14 gauge.
990270
I've used them with 16 and 18 gauge wire. They work well with both, but I ended up using 16 gauge for my setup.
1846808
It's a 2 1/2" gauge. It is a sealed unit with a vacuum line fitting and light socket in the back. I don't see how that could be changed, easily.
2030954
Yes , 16 gauge is fine. The spec's state it is good for 14 guage (which is larger wire) as well.