so how think goes it feel? how much did the roll weigh? is it like cheap window insulator kit plastic that tears or like thick sheet that cant tear
1189921
The 4 mil plastic is much stronger than the light weight window kits plastic. Easy to work with and I have had no problem with tears. It is clear as glass and I used it on the sides of my small green house. I did feel that 4mil was too light for the top. I used the heavier 6 mill plastic to compensate for any snow load. I am very pleased with it for the task for which I needed to complete. Chilidog
1189922
This stuff is not going to tear, it is heavy duty!! It is vinyl NOT cheap plastic. The rolled weight wasn't too heavy but it is a 150' roll. I used it to close in our new screen porch, so we can heat it. Working awesome!
1189923
The roll was heavy but not too heavy to lift by myself. It's not as thin as the window insulator kit, but it is not real thick either. It holds up in very strong wind and rain, but if you purposely tear it, it will tear but not easily. I am using it around a dog pen outside so the there is light inside it. I have it all around the sides and it has held up very well. I think it was worth the money and there is alot on the roll..
1189924
I just purchased the plastic a couple moths ago and absolutely love it. Crystal clear, nice and thick...thick enough not to tear but still very easy to work with and handle. I have a screened in deck that gets snow on it every year. I put the plastic up over the screens so I will have no more snow blowing in on the deck. We have had some windy rain storms and the plastic held up perfectly. I thought the sun might discolor the clearness but not so far. It comes on a roll and the wrinkles are minimal. The only negative thing I did noticed is the plastic has a smell. I'm not sure I would want to use it inside my home. My entire deck is now surrounded on three sides in plastic which may make the smell more noticeable...but I'm not sure. I don't know how much the roll weighs but I'm a 66 year old female and I had no trouble lifting. I had enough to do my deck twice but I intend to try washing it when I take it down in the spring and reusing it again next winter...that's how strong it appears. What I was looking for was something clear I could see through to my driveway and I couldn't be happier. Great product so far.
1189925
Its a little thinner then I thought but works ok for storm windows that I made I would say it is equivelant to 6 mil plastic the guage measurement threw me off
1189926
I thought it would be a thicker plastic. I also don't think it's as clear as I would like. It's a bit wavey.
1800845
It's more like paper cloth. Feels thicker than a paper towel. But it does the job well!
776173
its plastic feeling but like a semi-durable plastic. One or two little drops might not do too much damage, but I dont see it holding up to much more than that.
1934344
It feels like plastic but i would assume it's made of Lexan or similar compound (not glass). I've been able to see through it with no problems.
1008282
It's sold off the roll, by the yard; so lineal. If you are using this for a marine application, may I suggest you go with 30 gauge? I used this on my boat, and while it is certainly more than heavy enough, it is NOT the same thickness as what I originally had on my boat. I compared it with others people's boats, and it's all just a bit heavier than this. The lighter gauge does have its advantages: In colder weather, it will stretch easier when you have to snap side-glass into place. Hope this helps.
2107444
It feels like a very hard acrylic/plastic- its extremely durable, I've owned mine for over 20 years! You can either google or call and get the answer from the company.
1538641
It's not plastic, its more like hard rubber. It does not feel cheap, if that's what you are asking. Unfortunately, I have not observed startlingly obvious results that others seem to have.
1611204
Don't think so, it looks/feels paper-y. I replaced it with one by Sleep Defense System which is soft cloth, not paper-y, no tears... cost a bit more but totally worth it
480888
It seems to be pretty strong. I stretched it enough to get a good, tight wrap without it breaking. I don't know just how much it would take, but at least I didn't have a problem with it breaking.
1214755
It comes on a roll and it's long but there is not that much to each roll It's a squishy, feel and very pliable. It's easy to cut. I think the dimensions were in square feet. I would buy an extra roll if you have a big area to do.
1958723
I cut a piece of heavy duty plastic sheeting to cover mine during construction in the same room and it protected it well. You can get a large roll (12' x 50') at Lowes for $11.
357232
I have only used it to cover the insides of windows, so don't know how well it will last outdoors. I think it's not strong enough to resist tearing via impaction of sharp objects. But it is reasonably strong. If I were to consider outdoor usage, as you are, then I would buy one roll and give it a try. Just be sure to attach it to your support points/framing such that those points don't initiate tearing under stress (wind, etc.). I suspect it may prove adequate.
2272151
It is a soft screen protector. It came rolled up. Unlike most soft screen protectors, it doesn't feel like vinyl. Your finger doesn't drag when scrolling across the screen. It reminds me of high definition protectors from other vendors.
1673753
It is made of plastic. I think it is crap but I have two sisters who love theirs and that is why I purchased it. It could be that my roll just did not fit well. It was the first time I bought an off brand of plastic wrap. It could be that if I had saran wrap or such it would work better for me and more like my sisters. But it is plastic.
759563
It's like a roll of tape. You get more than enough to last you through more repairs than you will need. I don't know exactly how long it is...and i don't think they make it in clear. It's like a fabric.
1384770
It is a thin opaque lining, some sort of plastic? Seems quite durable. Used daily for three weeks solid last summer. Only issue is that the burlap type fabric is rough, so if you hold it on bare skin, i.e. shoulder, it doesn't feel that good. Spacious and Eco friendly!
620444
The materiel is not a hard plastic feel, but more soft and malleable. It still protects the screen great for the price, just depends on texture preference.