Does this product work well for lining drawers?
320241
Lining kitchen cabinet draws is the only thing I use it for. Much easier to remove it, clean it and replace it than cleaning the whole draw itself. I've never used it for anything else, but S. Hall's comment encourages me to use it in the refrigerator. Good product.
320242
It is great for kitchen, pantry, storage, bathroom shelves. I would not use it to line the drawers of a chest where I put clothing, etc. You can actually wash and dry this shelf paper and use it for years. I even put it in the vegetable and cheese drawers in the refrigerator.
1583230
I think it is a great liner for any type of shelf. It is strong and can be cut and cleaned easily. It will last a lifetime too. I got new cabinets and needed a lot. This is the best and cheapest way to go.
1649695
It'd be perfect, as long as jars are not too high (drawers are about 2 3/4" deep.) Tubes of paint....no problem!
1311024
I do not think this is a very good fabric for swimsuits, but it might work. Lining will be needed.
497342
I would say yes, although I did not use them for drawers. I used them for a 3 ft. sliding door. Mounted top and bottom on the wall and then mounted to the door. It works great and was a perfect solution. They are very sturdy construction.
1664965
Drawers are 22 1/4" wide by 10 3/4"deep but they come already lined with a black foam material. No need for additional lining
2039237
I have never tried this, but I have had great success in lining drawers and shelves. Many years ago, I had pouches and wraps for storage, so this sounds feasible. I would try lining one bag with a piece the size of the bag and store for several months. As far as I am aware, there would be no reaction between zip lock bags and silvercloth and no harm to jewelry.
2042983
I used it for drawer slides and it just sticks enough to stay in place. The outside surface would need to stay dry to work...IMHO.
1566428
I would think you could use it but in reading Twain's answer. That sounds like the better solution. Lining it up would be the hard part. As the other comment said, it is quite strong and thick. You would likely only get one chance. I used it for fixing a book binding.
1554017
It's like any shelf liner. Extra hands help when using it on a large item like a file cabinet. I find if I remove about the top inch of backing, line the paper correctly and then slowly pull the backing off as the paper goes onto the cabinet or shelf it works better. My husband suggested that I insert a straight pin into the small air bubbles and them press the air out. That worked like a charm. I couldn't believe he thought about it before I did. Good luck!
1842722
This should work. It's not too thick. I used it to cover Dining chairs seats (Upholstery).
263123
Yes, the bottom panel is rigid and covered with tarnish proof cloth. The liner is 11.5" by 16" I think. and fits nicely into my drawer. If your drawer is approaching 12" wide, as is mine, it would fit nicely.
235697
Nope. The metal is coated nicely. I haven't had any issues with it ruining the drawer. You may consider putting down a lining if you are worried about it doing any damage.
1631543
I used it to wrap around dressers, and night stands to help protect and hold drawers shut while moving, including other items that I didn't want to get scratched or damaged. As long as the wrap isn't left on furniture for any extended period of time, there shouldn't be a problem.
1098870
I used it on the bottom edges of the drawer sides. I cut the 3/4" strip down to the thickness of the drawer sides. It works perfectly. I used it on 10 piston style drawers in an apothecary style DVD chest and the drawers slide great. Good luck with your project. I am very happy with the product.
101609
Yes. I just did it on your behalf and it seems to hold well. You may want to place them as low as possible in the drawer before adding the perpendicular one.
2219185
I used it to cover a cracked ceiling, worked great. I also used another design (same thickness) to cover a wood panelled room , worked great , you can't see any of the panelling lines.As it dries it becomes taunt and hides the panel lines great !Might suggest filling the panel grooves with some spackle first if they are very pronounced.I papered the top half of the wall,installed chair railing and 'viola ! wainscotting ! Yes , I think this thick paper will work fine for your application.