2PACK 304 Stainless Steel Strips, 12" x 1" x 0.022" Inch Stainless Steel Sheet 0.6MM Stainless Steel Shim Plates Metal Sheets for Kitchen DIY Craft Making

Well protected with a film on both sides, clean 304 stainless steel strips. Thickness is also right on the spot. Very happy with the product.As the company is upfront about, the edges are a little sharp, but that is to be expected. They are cut to size, not extruded, cutting always creates a sharper edge. You are not going to cut yourself unless you try, or you are not used to handling metal at all. If you are worried about the edges, just hit them with a fine file or a sanding block first.Just a heads up for people that expect MAGNETS to stick to these. They won't. 304 stainless steel is generally non-magnetic. You will need 430 or 410 stainless steel for that.

It has been one year now and these Stainless Steel strips look as new as the day I installed them. They are not cheap but you get what you pay for. Actually stopping just one slip and fall it pays for itself. One reason my Stainless steel strips still look new is because now I use a portable leaf blower to clean snow off the steps now. A metal snow shovel might dent the strips so have a care.

Nice shiny strips with no scratches on them. But beware the edges are RAZOR SHARP and I found that out the hard way. You need to polish down all the edges with a stone before using or you will cut yourself on these for sure. Otherwise they are very nice.

Great product which worked very well.

These stainless steel strips are well-made, and uniform as to size, length, and shape. As such, I will use them as anchors by which to hang both self-made and purchased wall-hangings. I have recently purchased several canvas prints that I want to hang, but which require expensive and/or fragile frames (already had some bust apart into tiny glass fragments upon delivery). I plan on sewing or gluing 1 1/4" hems on both the top and bottom of these prints, through which I’ll insert the steel strips. Then, I will tie suede cord to the top strip for hanging. In this fashion, I’ll have an affordable home-made frame that both looks good and is sturdy enough for hanging my print.

Got these to make shims or brackets. Thin enough to bending easy and tig welding would be fine too. Good materials to just have in the shop.

I returned these, they were quite thin, sort of cheap looking. No real great way to attach them. Long ago IKEA had a strip like this and it had a way to hand it and was much better quality so was a little disappointed.