How thick are these light strips? I am wrapping them around a 2 inch pipe and sliding that pipe into a 2and 1/4 inch clear pipe (for a fishing lite).
1815762
They is approximately an 1/8th to 3/16 of rise for the lights. Will definitely be a tight fit for you. I have the entire 16ft wrapped around the back of my bass boat and let me tell you, they throw off some light. I love them! Best of luck to you.
1815763
Might be tight it's about a 1/4" use a 1 3/4" to wrap it with You'll have a little play in there but the lights have a good rubber coating around them. I use a underwater led fishing light don't know how this will work compared to one that's already made for it. Good luck it might work just don't how u will make it sink besides connections corroding etc.
1970160
I can't tell you how thick they are but I have bought the 11" rolls and foundthat if you put the rough side down they seal up quite well and don't have tomany leakers. I use them to vacuum pack salmon and they held up good. hope this helps Myron
1022156
They are somewhat thin. I would guess that they are less than 1/4 " thick (but durable).
1289467
The light strips will easily fit behind a 3/4" recess. I measured mine, and they only stick out 3/8" from the mounted surface.
1212054
These are flat strips with one sticky side, like the previous user answered. They bend pretty well, I mounted two strips to the ceiling of my basement to light up at night. The only issues I've had have been bending around 90° corners is a challenge (can't do sharp corners, had to round out the lights in those spots) and the sticky side has come off my walls a few times, but I think it is because of the paint on the basement walls. To fix this, I used sticky Command poster strips and those seem to do the trick.
1880442
These are about 1/4" thick (perhaps a bit thicker), including both the dark and light surfaces.
1130900
About 1/2" to 3/4", whatever the thickness is. I didn't measure, but it's not much. There is 8" to 10" of wire between the battery pack and light. I mounted the pack to the top 2x4 and used a wire staple to hold the wire out of the way.
710214
these are just under 2". I put them in some driving lights from Drag specialties.
1713111
They are one inch thick. My kitchen cabinets have a 1 1/2" lip so the pucks are not visible at all.
1948234
I think the listed thickness is more accurate. They don't seem to be as thick as 1/4 inch. They've been holding up really well. I hop that helps!
1747202
They are 3 thousanths of an inch thick. Thats .003 in. I used a micrometer to determine that. I had them stored in my hot garage attic and they are still new. no warping, no fading. I did keep them in the original envelope though. I had them for only 7 months but it is hot out now and I am very happy with them. I use them to color some leds' on my Christmas decorations.
1767165
They are 1/2 inch.....which fits most fixtures ..... if needed you could buy a converter to reduce size to 3/8 inch...Hope this helps.
66548
Ok; answering my own question but posting as a response to another... 3/8" thick.
1398685
As New G. said, theyll snap before stretching that big. And even if they did get that big, theyd be so stretched that they wouldnt provide the proper thickness. I put them on my Fat Daddio rolling rod and they fit perfectly.
943511
Hi, These are very poor quality LED strip, I just bought there to replaced it. "DC 12V 5M 16.4 ft 300 LED Non Waterproof 5050 SMD Flexible LED Light Lamp Strip 60led/meter (5050, Day White)" !! These are much brighter and the color are daylight where the one you asked are too warm! Also their uniformity are much better, have 3M double sided tape so you can stick it to your tank!!!!
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They're about 2 inches when the lights are flat. I don't think they'll show.
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