What is the uncompressed thickness of the strip? If a 10 pound bar was placed on a foot long strip, what would be the compressed thickness?
227004
The uncompressed thickness of the strip is 1/8" (4/32"). My GUESS with a 10 lb weight it would a compressed thickness of 3/32" minimum.
1640688
Pretty thin. Maybe like an 1/8". Worked super well on a sub box I built. When two cut edges meet I was able to "fluff" the fabric there to cover the seam
146968
Thick enough to do the job. I just measured mine, since you asked, and it's 50 thousandths. It would last longer if it were thicker, but I wouldn't want mine to be any heavier.
1710880
Tube, less than 2 x 2, maybe an eighth or a sixteenth less, i can't guess the thickness. Do not expect what you can find in a gym. Seems solid enough but I'm an old guy getting back into it. Remember that the low height will prevent standing miltary presses inside the cage. I'm happy with the extra safety and ease of assembly, did it solo.
1896430
it is pretty dense....it holds up to our weight (250# each). We put it over our matress in our 5th wheel. We sleep so much better. It really is a great product. Better than I thought it would be. The actual thickness is about 4 inches.
650854
The base is about 7.5" in length and 3" width. In that 3" of width, it has 3 elongated holes evenly space within the 3" width. With it compressed all the way, I would say approximately 3" thick. Support bars are about 2" and they overlap each other once closed. I would estimate it to be around 3 to 4".
1092041
I will have to go home and look at it again. When I unrolled it, it was doubled and I believe when I undoubled it it was about 1 1/2 wide, so that would mean 10 yards long? I will try to look at it again when I get home tonight and post a more detailed response later.
2029804
I checked the packaging on the boards I got and they state it is 1 oz. .0015" Thickness. I don't have a good way to be extremely accurate but that seems about right to me.
804646
This foam is fairly dense for it's 2" thickness. Not like memory foam. It will compress to about half it's thickness if you push down hard on it.
486315
It was about 3 ft squared and 1/2 a foot thick. Please be careful if you buy this product it's a heap of junk and mine fell apart in a week the fabric was rotted.
2008621
I would say the bar is about 1" thick. I am comparing it to PVC piping, if that gives you a better visual.
1366075
Closed total thickness maybe 3/8... it's not flimsy or cheapy....I'm very impressed with the quality!!
2195788
Hello Elizabeth, I recommend using a 45 lb bar a standard 8 foot. I hope this help you, take care.
1900343
The strip, aluminum plus seal part, is 1.5" uncompressed and 1" compressed. The screw holes are spaced exactly 6" apart, and there are 14 holes along the longest strip.
247421
It really depends on what you want to do. The 10x20 fabric can be used either vertically or horizontally. If it is used vertically it is long enough to be draped on the floor so the subject's feet can be fully chroma keyed. Use it horizontally for groups of people or action sequences. The bars are each about 1 meter (40 inches or so), so 3 bars will be about 10 feet - 4 will be a little over 13 ft. It would be necessary to use additional stands or bars to hang a full 20 ft. width of fabric.
195239
Wow, I got two very different answers and their not even close? What to do. In the one case after all it is an estimate and close to the outside measurements of the manufacturer. The other would have (taking the difference in measurements and dividing by two) wall thicknesses of 1.15", 2.25", and 1.15" respectively. If the last is true measurements, I may have to go diagonally or poke a hole in the back of the box and glue a piece of 3" abs pipe to a floor flange bolted to the box? I guess I'm going to have to buy one just to find out? Smithy.
1070261
its designed to be uncompressed. Maybe its 1/4" thick. I used it to fill space between a heat shield and the car. I'd look at the heat shield material from DEI