thickness in inches? 0.12" or 0.012" etc?
886837
the curtain i got, same as advertized, measures only .006" thick!!! i have no idea where they get the "10 gauge" numbering from, but its not "heavy" like they state.
886838
It states: "Extra heavy 10 gauge vinyl super clear." You'll need to do a search to convert guages to inches.
632113
I haven't actually measured it, but my best estimate would be a minimum of 1/2 inch thick.
2029806
Yes, 0.062(5) is correct at 1/16".0.0062 would be thick paper, 0.62 is 5/8"!
1896862
The thickness is between 1/16" & 1/8". There is a little variation in the thickness because it is a natural material.
808464
With digital calipers on the lip, the thickness measures 3 mm. or ~1/8 inch - certainly not 1/4 inch or 1/16".This is for my pan purchased in 2009, VSC0805, 7-ply, made in Belgium.
563990
According to my calipers about .090 to .100 thick under light pressure, so just under an 1/8 ( .125 ) hope it helps
1897292
Lets be exact, no guessing, no "I would say", no "just over", no "about". I just measured it. Outside to outside is 1" thick.
1845238
Standard thickness I think, but they feel a bit smaller...which is good for me, they are really nice.
283724
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14133568/2012-08-05%2014.02.58.jpgto see the difference in thickness.
2136156
I am not at the house right now so I cant give an exact measurement, but I'd say it is close to 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches thick.
890849
I do not know the exact thickness. It's not very thick but it does work well with the regular-size push-pins I'm using.
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.
79644
On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620... » Read More On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. « Show Less
537290
It is exactly 1/16th. of an inch thick. They really should post this info with the product. I bought this May 2010 and they have sent me this question over and over. Hope this helps you.
863979
just under 12" +/- 1/4". i used an old tape measure but i think that is pretty accurate.
1319898
I would say 1/8-1/16th an inch. Not thick at all. Decently firm and stable though.
1460587
It's about 1/16", possibly a share over but I measured twice and the thickness is pretty small.