How thick is the cork? Do things stick in and stay in place easily?
1427284
It's at least standard pushpin deep, although no deeper. (It's pretty thin and light.) We mostly just pinned a bunch of stuff up and leave it, rather than pinning/unpinning things all the time, but it's been holding everything perfectly so far!
1427285
Thick enough to hold stuff. Not overly thick though. Yes things stick easy and stay in place.
343377
The cork itself is tight, does not flake or chunk off when punnctured. The frame is sturdy, securely put together, does not misalign or shift. Only thing to be aware of is that the backing to the cork is cardboard. I actually ended up liking this because I nailed two items that were too heavy for even big pushpins, easy to do with the cardboard back and gives me more options.
994755
This is really more for grip, it is thin and offers a bit of cushion. If you're looking to make the metal bar a bit softer it will work. But if you want more cushion, I would suggest a thicker foam tape instead of cork.
1380114
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1619208
Glad you got the answers you needed. I keep a pair of tweezers in the utensil drawer. This is beneficial in relieving a stuck cork.
1158437
It fits in a standard wine bottle. But about a half inch shorter than a normal wine bottle cork. Hope this helps!
1418303
it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
365102
Nope. The rubber ribs and the cone shape are the reason why they stick to the bottle. They are just excellent corks
139246
It is fairly large and holds many corks...not sure of an estimate but unless you had hundreds....I think it would work fabulously...I have only put in corks from special wines and not put in...our regular "table wine" corks...just what we are doing so that we can remember the bottles we really loved...hope this helps
165058
It's kinda thick to.the point were it can't budge unless you move the pendant yourself but make sure to buy a small strong one it did snap easily in fact the first day I got it and it's hard to replace it in my experience but shouldn't be for you bye (=^.^=)
313399
I was able to simply twist it and it stayed put. I've not had any trouble with mine.
222627
I purchased these earlier this year for table grapes. I have four plants growing on them now and I have not had any slipping yet. We will not have full fruit for 3 years on our vines, so I cannot answer this fully yet. Ours are drilled into the wooden poles so the vices are holding well under the new growth.
1232125
I have used the mount for nearly a year now and the cork is still in good condition. I recommend this mount. It is very solid on my motorbike.
2150849
Barely. I've only had it a few weeks but so far no cork particles in the wine
632112
Actually, there is a very thin layer of cork (about 1/16") backed up by some sort of fiber material. I have had mine for 5+ years, and the cork no longer holds the push pins in heavily used areas. I keep certain things pinned in the same places all the time, and where the pins are inserted in those areas the cork and backing material wears out over time.
1256012
It is smooth & is a very good & sturdy board to work on. It's about 1/3" thick. Doesn't move around or bend.
2070756
The cork is not secured but I think its big enough for it not to be lost. I havent had a problem so far.