Holds up to 10 pounds! 1" X 60" = 60 square inches 10 lb / 60 sq in = 1/6 pound per sq in OR 2.7 oz per sq in I'm not as impressed anymore. Does the package clarify their claim with any other details?(I love 3M products and have at many times used their old product called Automotive Attachment Tape - Permanent - Black, but I hate propaganda with "fuzzy" logic, rhetoric, or misleading claims.) Holds up to 10 pounds! 1" X 60" = 60 square inches 10 lb / 60 sq in = 1/6 pound per sq in OR 2.7 oz per sq in I'm not as impressed anymore. Does the... » Read More Holds up to 10 pounds! 1" X 60" = 60 square inches 10 lb / 60 sq in = 1/6 pound per sq in OR 2.7 oz per sq in I'm not as impressed anymore. Does the package clarify their claim with any other details?(I love 3M products and have at many times used their old product called Automotive Attachment Tape - Permanent - Black, but I hate propaganda with "fuzzy" logic, rhetoric, or misleading claims.) « Show Less
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didn't work for me and what I was trying to hold up was lesss than a pound.
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When I was doing searches on this products there were several posts in forums where people did paint cars with this. I didn't read much of that because that was not my use. However, there were many threads about marine use where the product seemed to hold up really well, no complaints that I saw. Depending on your vehicle, why not give it a try. One quart gave 3 coats to about 22 sq ft.
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What I have hanging from this swag weights 10 pounds. I don't know if it can handle 60 pounds or not .
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mine is a bit 'squished' now, but I'd say it was 25x16 (I can't remember if it came in different sizes). Anyway, not sure I'd buy this again, not very effective at all really. I thought at first it was, but don't know that after it's been slept on for a length of time that the effectiveness is compromised. Next time I will opt for a better version/product.
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Phil is correct. 3 Feet by 3 feet is 9 square feet. The 11.9 x 3.9 etc. is for the shipping dimensions.... rolled up. And the 30X35 is the old size, before it was upgraded to the larger size. Sorry about that.... I will have that changed tomorrow after the Labor Day holiday so it is not so confusing. Unrolled, this is a GIANT towel, no mistaking that fact :)
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10oz is how much it weighs per square foot. I think the actual weight is about 10lbs
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The black mat pro is about 7lbs. It's probably just a misprint in the description that you're reading.
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We ordered both sizes (super) I believe it meant extra sticky, because they were all the same size. 1 & 3/4 x 3 ( same size that came with the unit.) Hope this helps.
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I use Amazon a lot and I've found that the "Product Dimensions" listed in the product details on Amazon (in this case 10.7 x 5 x 5 inches ; 11.6 pounds) usually describe the unopened package/box rather than the actual product. I don't put much faith in Amazon's description of product size because I find it is often wrong. I don't think they could be correct for this product at any rate since the larger dish is 3 quart, 13x9 inches. Much better to do as you did and ask the question of people that have already purchased this product. Hope this helps.
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Searching around at different websites that sell this product, it looks like the 24" x 36" version holds up to 1,000 lb. per shelf when evenly distributed while the 18" x 36" version holds up to 1,250 lb. per shelf when evenly distributed.
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According to the Kimberly Clark website, each sheet is 4.1" x 4.0", so 16.4 sq inches per sheet. 16.4 x 550 sheets = 9020 sq inches. Divide by 144 inches (square foot), and you get 62.638 square feet. It's a generous roll, it lasts as long as the cheap stuff you buy in the grocery store, but it's a much better quality product, in my opinion. I buy 80 rolls at a time, and it lasts 3-5 months in our house (2 people).
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They're talking about the total package size: 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 10", with a weight of 2 pounds. Yeah, its misleading.
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I have two of these brackets holding up a 16" x 42" x10" solid pine wood desk that weights approximately 65 lbs, on the desk is approximately 15 to 20 hard bound Novels and Text books another 30 lbs and a heavy duty solid brass table lamp 10lbs. I used wall anchors (4) that promised to hold 75lbs each to secure the brackets to the wall (sheet rock not studs). The brackets themselves could hold much much more bit I was concerned about the anchors pulling out so I limited the amount of weight to avoid any problems. ( I sit at this desk to use my lap top and pay bills.) Installed correctly these brackets will hold probably between 75-100lbs of weight or more without failing. I have two of these brackets holding up a 16" x 42" x10" solid pine wood desk that weights approximately 65 lbs, on the desk is approximately 15 to 20 hard bound Novels and Text books another 30 lbs and a heavy duty solid brass table lamp 10lbs. I used wall anchors (4) that promised to hold 75lbs each to secure the brackets to the wall (sheet rock not studs). The brackets themselves could hold much much more bit I was concerned about the anchors pulling out so I limited the amount of weight to avoid any problems. ( I sit at this desk to use my lap top and pay bills.)... » Read More I have two of these brackets holding up a 16" x 42" x10" solid pine wood desk that weights approximately 65 lbs, on the desk is approximately 15 to 20 hard bound Novels and Text books another 30 lbs and a heavy duty solid brass table lamp 10lbs. I used wall anchors (4) that promised to hold 75lbs each to secure the brackets to the wall (sheet rock not studs). The brackets themselves could hold much much more bit I was concerned about the anchors pulling out so I limited the amount of weight to avoid any problems. ( I sit at this desk to use my lap top and pay bills.) Installed correctly these brackets will hold probably between 75-100lbs of weight or more without failing. « Show Less
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Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've used them a lot. So far no tears or rips. I hope my comments help you. Take care! Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've... » Read More Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've used them a lot. So far no tears or rips. I hope my comments help you. Take care! « Show Less
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It is unclear exactly which product you are referring to. I purchased about a dozen samples of different vinyl materials. All these samples were at least a square yard, and most samples were about 60 inches by 36 inches for the smallest size (1 yard long, and a roll length in width).
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I wasn't sure so I tried it. I weighed a 6"x6" plastic square that is approx 3.5oz in weight and placed it on the brick part of my house. Once adheard I did find I had to 'nudge' it a bit to remove. I did not see any slippage and it held tight. The only thing is that when the adhesive gets wet its virtually useless so I would not use this outside. Hope this helps.
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My brain can't translate what 3 lbs of density means, I just wanted soft and squishy. Apparently 3 lbs means soft and squishy because that's what I got!!