How Thick are the bricks when unmolded?
2071692
It all depends on how much chocolate you pour into the mold. We make them very thin because we are using them to decorate cakes, but if you fill it full, it is probably about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick.
2071693
Approx 1/4" thick. I loved this mold! So easy to use! Great for a lego party.
2071694
I did not use them as bricks but as cupcakes toppers. They are great lego brick and I am sureif you wwanted to stack them you could but there would be a small gab if you do not make them even. Hope this helps
446310
Glass is solid and I would say 1/4 thick. Love my detolfs, nice display case and worth displaying lots of your favorites.The shelfs are also sturdy.
550753
The panels are a composite and are thin but strong. So I'd say about 1/8" thick but they are braced between metal cross pieces.
1930493
I have one in my yard for my precious baby who passed and I bought one for a friend's pet. The size is bigger than a brick (as far as width and length and it's about 1" thick). It is very good quality. They have excellent customer service also. I would not hesitate to purchase another one from them
1523922
not very thick at all, actually. the steps are all plastic, with a thin sponge like pad on them. i wouldn't put much weight on them, as you can very easily pick the steps up and move them with one finger. easy to clean, but plastic.
786308
I had it sent as a gift so I didn't see it first hand. I looks like the walls are no more than 5/8" thick so take it from there.
733133
They are not connected except at the base of the form there maybe a 1/4 inch or less of concrete.A small gap is between each brick that you fill in with paver sand when done pouring your walk way
1838751
They are a full 1/2" thick. I used these as a play mat on our hardwood floors when I was babysitting my grandson every day from the time he was 4 months to 18 months and they provided plenty of padding. I also used them on my glass coffee table (2 layers of the tiles) so he could play with his cars and trucks on there. My daughter now has a row of them on her fireplace hearth where he plays. This summer I bought a second set of the tiles and used them both (in a single layer) as padding on our cement patio under the kiddie pool we got for him (the pool was big enough that his parents also sat in it with him) and they worked out great! My only complaint about this set is that it didn't come with the border pieces; not a big deal, but would have been nice.
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.
1790668
They are incredibly thick, I'd say even "commercial" thickness. Now this doesn't mean baking for a few days in a blast furnace won't do it, but I think you'd be surprised how heavyweight they really are.
1343587
My son believes it was about half an inch thick. We had to put down a lot of sand before we even thought about using the pad because our yard was uneven and had a lot of rock. Hope this helps.
1589351
They are 5/8 to 3/4 inch thick. They worked like they are supposed to. But can't put the grills on to protect the speaker. Scott
254812
gave this to our granddaughter as a gift. It was very sturdy, and she played with it for months. not sure how thick the walls were. It took a window that fell out to knock the cardboard house down.
29222
I measured the brick with a ruler and it is 3 3/16" square, and 1 1/8" high; however, since the edges/corners are rounded, I estimate that these measurements could be off by 1/16". I compared it to the original brick, and it looks to be between 1/16" to 1/8" larger, in both length, width, and depth.
812008
I wouldn't say its super thick, but it's what I expected... definitely not thin. We have four of them and they stay outside under the deck and are doing great. Everyone loves them! Hope this helps!
1342067
they are pretty strong, approximately 1/2 inch thick. I use them pretty much everyday as I have granite countertops.
1240852
Not very thick. Person that used mine said it was slightly better than hardwood floor.