How thick are the planks?
2064679
3/4" planks, but the corner posts are 4X4's. There are rabbets in the posts to hold the planks with predrilled holes for the screws.
281439
There are 14 parallel wood planks. Each plank is 2"9/16 width by 13/16" hight and span the length of the width of the bed. There is a 2"11/16 gap between each plank. There are 2 1" fabric bands that are stapled twice into each board that runs the length of the entire bed, to keep the planks gap consistent. The first and the last plank each lock into a notch out in the frame so that it stays in place. The planks rest on a frame runner board on either side that is 1"1/2 square. The planks come in 1 of the 3 boxes when shipped all rolled up together. There is no need to staple, just roll out and pull/stretch to lock into place. Then 4 screws (1 in each end board either side) to secure. There are 14 parallel wood planks. Each plank is 2"9/16 width by 13/16" hight and span the length of the width of the bed. There is a 2"11/16 gap between each plank. There are 2 1" fabric bands that are stapled twice into each board that runs the length of the entire bed, to keep the planks gap consistent. The first and the last plank each lock into a notch out in the frame so that it stays in place. The planks rest on a frame runner board on either side that is 1"1/2 square. The planks come in 1 of the 3 boxes when shipped all rolled up together. There is no need... » Read More There are 14 parallel wood planks. Each plank is 2"9/16 width by 13/16" hight and span the length of the width of the bed. There is a 2"11/16 gap between each plank. There are 2 1" fabric bands that are stapled twice into each board that runs the length of the entire bed, to keep the planks gap consistent. The first and the last plank each lock into a notch out in the frame so that it stays in place. The planks rest on a frame runner board on either side that is 1"1/2 square. The planks come in 1 of the 3 boxes when shipped all rolled up together. There is no need to staple, just roll out and pull/stretch to lock into place. Then 4 screws (1 in each end board either side) to secure. « Show Less
932383
The thickness from front to back is really only about an inch. They are not that thick at all but they do the trick. I am very please with mine. They will work themselves up out of the dirt some so you have to keep hammering or pushing them down but they look really nice for the cost and ease of installation.
2083160
The thickness of these tiles is 3/8". They can be perfectly used on floors. Thank you.
577533
I would say about 5-10mm thick. I have mine placed under my couch, recliner, kitchen table and chairs and they have kept my new hardwood floor scratch free.
98294
I don't know exactly how thick it is, but we have two of them and they are pretty heavy duty. This will be our 2nd summer with them and they are doing well. As long as you don't walk up the slide, it's been fine. :)
2215175
They are not thick at all. They would be perfect for children's bathtime.Nice towels.
30464
1/4" thick plywood. I have had my bed for almost a year now and am VERY pleased with it! :)
665375
They are about 1 5/8 inches by a bit more than 1/2 inch. Thickness is about 1/4 inch. They were much bigger than what I was expected or wanted!
1706366
We installed 12 of these as an Eagle Scout Project for my son. I can't exactly remember how thick the boards are but they were thick enough. They had to be 1/2 to 3/4 inch. I know this as the boards are dovetailed on each end so the corners are interlocking. I ran deck screws into the corners to ensure that everything held together tight and they were in addition to the corner braces that came with the kit. Point being, there was enough meat there to run deck screws into without fear of splitting the boards. Hope this helps.
55224
varying thickness up to about 3/4". We love it. I suggest ordering several sample pieces.
171564
I bought a box of the pine planks over a year ago and all my grandkids have had a blast with them. They also play with the maple variety at a science museum so I have compared them. The pine is softer, of course, but you can do all the building you want with them.
1682199
The board is a quarter inch thick. The pegs are 6 inches high from the board. Hope that helps.
700637
They are about as thick as a quilted place mat, so not super thick. Hope this helps.
885915
not sure of the actual thickness but it worked for the small space in my apartment. I felt it was sturdy enough for day to day use and I have no children. It is a very nice table all and all
1880442
These are about 1/4" thick (perhaps a bit thicker), including both the dark and light surfaces.
2266540
I believe they at 3/8 of an inch thick. They are quite heavy and substantial. I used them in my Master bathroom, and it turned out beautifully.