How thick are these mats? We have a pretty low clearance weather strip on our front door - about 1/8" clearance. Thanks
1080750
this item is about half an inch thick. Thank you for your inquiry. Thank you.
1080751
The thickness is a little less than an 1/8". The rubber backing allows for a flat/smooth lay.
1080752
The "rubber" backing on the runner is about 1/16 inch thick. The fabric part has a slight shag quality of maybe 1/8 inch, but it is soft and mashes easily. I measured. My suggestion is give it a try and return if it's too much. I like the runner. It does seem to help contain water and dirt that is tracked in.
1080753
I think this rug is thicker than your weather strip. I have to pull the rug out away from the door swing.
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
1324837
How thick? I have it over a standard door, so it's hard to say. Prob maximum of 2.5".
1474435
Pretty thin. Fits standard door. I hung it over my metal door going out to garage. The clearance between door & frame isn't a problem. The widest side is very snug & has to tapped down over top of door. Hope that helps.
2244734
Not home to measure but anywhere from 3/16 to 1/4. They are good thickness, strong.
2083160
The thickness of these tiles is 3/8". They can be perfectly used on floors. Thank you.
851121
Hello! They are approximately 5 1/4" thick. Not sure where to get thicker ones, sorry! - zBuys
2097240
It's 1/16th of an inch, very malleable. Other mats I have might be a wee bit thicker but not much.
643570
I didn't measure but I'd say they are "standard", I have a Honda Accord and they fit perfectly. They are thin, more for looks and summer weather, I will put my heavy duty rubber mats back down for winter to protect carpet.
1839411
They are 1/4 inch thick. But please make a note when purchasing, I was sent 3/16 one time and they resent the correct 1/4 inch size for no charge.
1463213
They are not very thick, maybe 1/4 inch. They lasted about 1 year in my kitchen. Worth the money though.
480660
They are on my sofa right now and I can't get underneath the sofa feet to measure them but am guessing a little less than 1/4" thick by looking at them. They work great! I have tile floors and my other sectional use to slide all over the place. Then I purchased a new sectional, put these on and it doesn't budge. Also, you can cut them into any shape/size with a razor blade or exacto knife.
291139
The mat is not very thick, much like a standard carpet, so the clearance shouldn't be a problem. However, on the side of the mat where the cord connects is pretty bulky. The mat is very well made and the electrical cord and control box is heavy duty. If you have clearance to one side of the door, you could position the mat so the door only opens over the flat portion of the mat so it wouldn't bump into the electrical hook up. Hope that helps.
527729
I believe my door was 1" thick. It can fit thicker doors, also. Up to about 1½", 1¾", at least. I installed it last year, and it works great. (I sold the trailer, so I can't go out and measure the door now.)
643370
They are a bit thin. I recommend something thicker for things over 400 degrees. I suppose you could double up, but that could be very dangerous if they slip.
83326
the thickness of mine are about 1/2 inch, so they provide a firm, yet cushioned surface.
1908552
It's not thick. If you have no clearance from the door to the jamb you might have an issue. I know every application may be different bit I had no issues. I will say it helped align the door latch and deadbolt compared to what it was.