Is this product thick enough to serve as a protective liner to be placed between non-stick skillets or pots?
266705
Yes. It should b fine. I use this to protect the bottom of my cabinets. But it should b thick enough.
266706
yes, it is very thick and durable; so I would think that it would do well as protective liner for your non-stick skillets or pots
266707
Yes.. It is sturdy enough to provide protection between skillets and pans. I use it under the sink and in cupboards to prevent scratching shelves as we'll.
266708
Definitely yes. I use it at the bottom on my drawers with pots and pans. This is pretty thick stuff
2065017
I have heavy stainless pans and it's fine (I screwed it to the floor of the cupboard). Works very well for fry pans but not enough space between shelves for sauce pans unless they're pretty small.
125253
I would look for something a little thicker, you would need completely cover your skillets for this to work, it's pretty thin.
1825553
It's a great quality pan with even hear dispersion. I would say it's definitelu thicker than most. I know what you mean and it is not one of the thin bottom pans
167661
Yes - this is thick enough not to tear if touched but will drop over edges - you just may need to 'smooth out' any wrinkles.
2012193
It is not terrible thick, about like a cardboard liner or silicone liners you can buy for cookie sheets. But it lays flat and cleans up easily. I cut it to fit the pan you place in the toaster oven
590025
I'm not sure why you would need a liner. This is cast iron and if taken care of, your baked good should come out easily.
2057485
Yes. This is 1/4" thick, solid, non-porous poly material. (Nice granite look, but not stone.) Dishwasher safe and will not warp. Downside note: Sharp knife WILL scratch surface.
1219091
3/4 inch thick, so far it has not warped being used over 4 eyes on my stove.
125254
It is approximately 1/8" thick and would probably work as a protective layer.
808461
The gauge is a decent thickness, seems ready for heavier items.This pan is a fantastic for my 24 inch wall oven...JimK
482790
It's probably thick enough, but I wouldn't recommend it. It bubbled up so bad and you would need a smooth service.
1736825
it's thick enough for two foams stacked on top of each other to sit flush with the edge. that's approximately 3.5 inches when I measured. Hope this helps.
2023635
Maybe a quarter of an inch thick. I have a marble countertop that I'm very protective of and the work great to set hot pans straight from the stovetop or oven on.
2269840
I really like this liner but I would not recommend it for wrapping the front edge of a shelf. It is a thicker texture and not really made for sharp edge bending. I think you would need to use a liner that is closer to the thickness of paper to wrap the edge. But it is a durable, strong liner that will protect the shelves.
643369
Yes. They are quite flexible and provide protection from the heat of the pan. It's possible that you might want to double them up depending how hot the pan is.
606297
I don't know the exact thickness-but it is not flexible-should work fine-we were going to put a drain plug on this one-but the container itself ended up being too big.....