how thick are these skypanels? are they made to replace an existing ceiling tile or light diffuser/panel? or are these thin flimsy sheets of plastic?
909373
The panels are .045 of an inch thick and are designed to replace the existing plain panels.
1993360
The plastic is quite thin, not to stand on their own. I use mine as a hanging room divider from the ceiling and they do great, I purchased three packets, they look great.
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.
1265080
Hello, Thank you for contacting us. The windows are 30mil thick. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you
72703
You will need additional lighting because the wattage just isn't that big. I have them on either side of a 14ft (9 ft of window) x 5ft bump-out that I'm using as a dining area in my apartment, and they provide soft lighting rather than strong illumination. But they DO provide enough light that I don't have to have overhead lights in the area.
1297648
Thin (maybe 1/4") but sturdy enough. I don't use the bottom panels. I just set pots inside.I have seen this product for quite a bit more in local stores so I think it was agood deal.
2139666
My measuring tape and poor eyesight show about 9/16" thickness of the slats themselves -- over 1/2" but not quite 5/8" (not including the support slats and rubber feet underneath) -- they are strong but will "give" a little after several months when exposed to constant water if you use it in the shower directly under the shower head as we do. I have 2 others, one just outside the shower and one at the sink, and they are solid.
1108990
The tiles are beautiful but thin...I personally don't think that they would be durable enough for a floor application. hope this is helpful.
700637
They are about as thick as a quilted place mat, so not super thick. Hope this helps.
2190843
Not sure, they are self contained to use as a drop down In a drop ceiling. I have not installed it yet.
1118748
I have bought them to use as a replacement monitor for an outside system and they seem to work pretty well. Grant where we have installed them there is a over head canopy but they are seeled pretty tight because we have not had any moisture problems with it. I hope this helps
1203001
I did not put mine in ceiling tiles, but the clips that hold the light in should work with anything between 1/2inch through 1 inch. The lights don't weigh much so I think that dropped ceiling tiles could easily hold the weight. If you are worried about the weight you could always take the tile out and put a thin piece of plywood on the back side to distribute the wight a little more. I am not a woodworker or home-builder, I put ten of these in and it was easy.
1910959
The panels are 1 1/2" and are constructed with baffles inside them so they are not solid. They are quite strong and are easily modified because they are not solid. I think you will enjoy them.
1544
They are thin sheets of Teflon. I have had thicker sheets before but these work just fine for me. I use them in art projects and nothing sticks. Some colors stain them a little but that does not bother me.
1868840
Drilled a pilot hole through the thick ends- then screwed them in. For the ceiling- there is quite a bit of weight- so it might be difficult- the middle slats would be hard to screw though without breaking them.
1468696
I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was exactly what I was looking for!
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they are light weight metal so you can bend them I had to bend mine some since my ceiling wasn't very high.