How does this differ from standard grade liner (aside from being 7" longer)? Description says that it is 0.1" thick, which is the same as standard.
2078088
I don't know about the thickness standard, I've only ever had one other than this, appeared to be the same, and lasted for YEARS.
2078089
This liner is the only one I could find "wide enough" to go across the base of my oven and sits on the bottom rack. I've had this type before and it is a little thinner than another brand but for the type of cooking I do it is fine.
2078090
Commercial grade is referring to extended size...same quality at standard as you stated.
1234793
How thick is your line? It will take .080 - .155 dia. line. If .155 dia it has to be round.
1353968
Just a little over an inch. But don't buy that liner, buy the Wahl T BLade detailer liner...about 42.00 bucks....better product.
1878046
This is a self leveling product. It thins during the curing process and becomes runny so a border would be needed to contain it. I haven't used it at a thickness greater than 1/8th inch so don't know how it would respond thicker than that.
326593
Its 1 & 1/4 inch thick.... Just measured it to be accurate. Works amazingly!!!!
683186
No.This one is 3/8". I did order a 1/2" one from Amazon earlier but I can't remember the seller"s name. Very similar product, one is just thicker than the other.
2203367
I have used 'professional grade' line which is much tougher, same size just stronger. It also is not completely round, it has small ridges around the circumference which provide more of a cutting edge. I lasts at least twice as long. Unfortunately I don't recall the brand or model number of the line, but it is available at many home and garden stores. Search "professional grade trimmer line" here on Amazon.
185106
Liner side is used to explain how the tape is measured. This specific tape is two 3 yard rolls; equaling a total of 6 yards in length. 1/4 inch in width. Both sides of the tape are sticky so one side is covered by a thin plastic that is simple to remove. I hope this helps! It's great tape!!
1850348
It seems to be the standard thickness and density like the original. Be sure to cut it to the right height - it is easy to be off a bit and cut it too short.
2012189
This liner is about 1/16 of an inch and stiff enough to lie flat. Its about 1" larger then the pan I use it in.It curves up the sides of the pan on all sides. About a 1/2" and stays put until it needs washing. I slip it out and it holds its shape. Wipe it down and put it back in and its ready to go.
2214369
MUCH thicker than the ones for 1/4" carpets. Don't know about prong length.
2284269
I have only purchased the floor liner. I can tell you that the it is thicker than the shelf liners (other brands) that I have tried from local stores. It is a lot wider than typical shelf liner, but it cuts super easy. I have a huge number of cabinets that I lined & I think there is enough left for another kitchen. It's a good deal.
686665
I wouldn't recommend for your particular model, although it is very difficult to find. You could search generic liners always solve :D
1299477
It is 1" the same as a standard water hose end. I see one of the other respondents used a calipers but this is not a high quality machined part. They are just stamped so each one will have a little variation.
1403863
The only thing I can suggest is to check the weight and dimensions of the two and see. If they're the same, I'd say it's just the sort of price difference I notice in some products in Amazon that I can't explain... and I buy the cheaper. If different, it's likely in thickness, layers or length/width.
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I have cheap manual calipers which read as ~1.9mm thickness; not quite 2mm. The bottom is roundED (not flat), but not as round as the rest (in a diameter a little smaller than a CD; ~4").
557142
im guessing the difference is how much space/air is in the material, the rubber one is more dense and not sponge like at all. i have the 1/4" product with the adhesive on one side and the neoprene on the other, that's it. works well, the adhesive conforms to contours pretty well.