Some reviews said they are paper thin and bunch up a lot. How thick/thin are they?
1099971
They're about a thick as vinyl cutting board sheets. I have not had issues with them bunching up. Unless they are putting something super heavy on them. I'm using my shelves as a pantry and they're loaded with cans.
1099972
Hi. The liners are thin but quite strong. I have had no problem with them except at the counterheight where I have covered the cutting board. I am a painnnter and am constantly adding and splashing jugs of water. The liner started to curl up at the edges after a month or two and I had to tape it down. I have one shelf where I doubled up the liner for extra thickness. I have had no problem except at counter height. (I store paint and tools on the other shelves). Hope this helps...
1099973
They aren't any worse than what I've gotten from Lowe's. All liners can fold if you expect to just push something on them like a regular shelf. It does the job as long as you don't abuse it.
1099974
Hi Jenn, TRINITY Shelving Liners are a little over 1mm in thickness. Cardstock thickness is a good comparison (thank you Paul M.!) - They should not bunch up on you. Please call us with any other questions you might have and thank you! TRINITY 800-985-5506
1099975
Not sure how thick it is but it doesn't bunch up. Its about as strong of two pieces of card stock paper together but plastic. I heavy appliances sitting on them and I am having no issues whatsoever. I actually like the product.
1099976
I bought sets of them and have no problem with bunching at all. They are not real thick, but they are not flimsy ether. I would not hesitate in buying again.
1099977
I have been happy with mine. I would not put anything sharp that would poke a hole, but I have A LOT of stuff stacked. It is far from being paper thin
1581716
No these were not thin. They also were very rough. Instead of returning them via Amazons preferred service and getting a credit I donated them to charity. Don`t buy these socks. I rate them "F".
1716028
They are not very thick and they can snag very easily. If any thing such as keys or any thing that can cause the thread to pull, it will run. If you want thicker one select a different fabric as it it a light polyester
1615028
I bought them but can't answer your question exactly. They are folder thick. they are manila. I was happy with the quality. they are not stiff, but are not thin like paper either. We ordered another name brand and returned them because they felt just a bit thicker than regular paper. These were much better.
22037
They are flexible. I don't know what to compare their thickness to though. They are on a fabric, not paper though.
1498725
The ones I got are very thin and flexible and would not stand up on their own. My wife has the ones that are pictured which are stiff. I returned mine.
375648
No, I would not call them thick. I think that's what I like about them--they're not heavy. Perfect for summer.
1487903
I don't know the thickness, but super thin. The whole sheet feels very floppy like not even as stiff as cardstock. They weren't what I wanted at all for the project I had in mind. They won't be stiff at all if you want something that holds its own form.
19549
So sorry for the late reply. I would say they are medium, but on the soft side of that.
2021075
They are pretty thick. I like them a lot. I would definitely buy them again.
2040219
they are very thin and no problem the ruler sit flush on the fabric - I do like them and have ordered already more for my other rulers - I had ordered someother thicker , quite good for no slipping, but the ruler did not sit flush and this was a problem for cutting. I hope you will find them useful.
754536
I would call it thin. One could also say "lite." I find them grand for quick workouts or even going out. They have a nice look and drape well, clean and simple. Glad my wife bought Three pair. She got these when I was rehabbing from back surgery and they were a perfect choice.If you are looking for a Medium to Heavy cloth, these are not for you. Also they have two front pockets which come in very handy, without getting in the way. Hope that helps,G
167536
They are thin, but for the price they are nice and soft, worth the money, I think.
46675
They are very soft, but they are also very thin. They do have a no skid rubber backing.
54825
Yes they are fairly thin. I am not sure how they can call themselves 1500 thread count I have had 600 thread count with far superior quality.
4044
I agree with the other answers. They are thicker and a bit softer (maybe after I washed them), than regular hotel towels or some thinner, cheap towels.
581142
The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my review, for the money, these are the nicest flannel sheets I have found. Excellent value. The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my... » Read More The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my review, for the money, these are the nicest flannel sheets I have found. Excellent value. « Show Less