B&C Home Goods Tool Box Liner - Drawer Liner w/ Black Anti Slip Toolbox Matting - Box Liners to Protect Your Tools - Easily Adjustable to Fit Any Size

  I don't write many reviews, but I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about this pad before you order it. I looked at a lot of different liners on Amazon, eBay, Lowes, Harbor Freight, and other places before deciding to go with this one because of the price for the roll length. For those of you who are concerned, there was no odor. If you have good lighting, grids make cutting a breeze. With a razor blade, you can cut easily, cleanly, and quickly, but kitchen scissors will suffice. In less than 30 minutes, I had 11 drawers and two compartments on the top. Take your time with the first one and use it as a template for the others; the pad is 18" thick, which should suffice. Don't be afraid to look for something a little thicker. It isn't something you're going to sleep on. Although there are thicker pads available, this one is dense and durable. The pad appears to be impervious to liquids. Nothing came through after 30 seconds of running hot water over it. It should be simple to clean once the wipes have dried. This is a significant improvement over my previous drawer liner, which allowed dirt and grease to seep into the drawer bottoms. It doesn't provide quite as much friction as the old liner, but the trade-off for being more solid, firmer, and attractive is well worth it. Because the video shows that the tools stay in place well, I don't think it's a big deal. For the new and old, I cut out squares of the same size, wrapped them in electrical tape for weight, and placed them on a baking sheet. The new one didn't slide until it was at about a 50-degree angle, while the old one got to about a 70-degree angle. For a level drawer, this is more than enough. It held up well after being scraped repeatedly with a screw driver. If something were to fall or scrape against the drawers, they would be protected. Both sides have the same appearance, allowing them to be flipped over and look brand new. I still have a few feet of material left over, which I'll probably use for shelves around the house and dashboard compartments in cars. It is worthwhile to purchase a large roll of this product. Think outside the box and come up with new ideas. I tried to write an honest and unbiased review but couldn't come up with anything negative; it's clear that they put a lot of thought into finding the perfect balance of foam/rubberiness(? ) in order to provide the most practical solution. I hope this has been of assistance.

Amaia Blevins

| Dec 12, 2021

I've bought a few liners from local stores in the past, but I've never found exactly what I was looking for. After reading a few reviews, I decided on this liner and am very pleased with it. I needed to make a decision. to fit, and it was a piece of cake. I'd even made a couple of errors, and it was simple to cover them up with small cuts. I wish I had more things to line, but I will definitely buy again!.

Elliott Davis

| Dec 10, 2021

I purchased a few Craftsman tool boxes and wanted to protect the inside of the drawers as well as my tools from scratches. Because the rolls of material were wide enough, I cut them to flow up the front and back of the 16" deep drawers about an inch on each side to protect against tool rolling back and forth when the drawers were opened and closed. There are no perforations in the material, so it is solid. Liquids are prevented from seeping through the liner as a result of this. The material is a tough 1/8" thick rubber with just enough give to keep tools in place. The dimples in the material are not exactly square with the roll sides, so use a straight edge to cut instead of relying on the line of the dimples. I bought three of the 24' rolls and each one was nearly perfect. The material lays flat immediately after unrolling, so there's no need to weigh them down first; however, the end of one roll had wrinkles from being spooled up, so I had to flatten out about 6 feet. br>I would strongly advise anyone looking for a good tool box drawer liner to purchase this product. I'll be able to use these for as long as I require them.

Abner Wade

| Nov 17, 2021

Not in the least bit like what was described. It's a good deal, but it's not a great toolbox liner. In contrast to the description and obviously biased reviews, some are thicker and others are thinner. (Some Amazon reviewers are compensated for their reviews with free merchandise. ) )br>Apart from the fact that it is not thicker than most drawer liners, there are a few other observations/comments to make: 1) There is no lingering odor, contrary to popular belief. That appeals to me. Some of the less well-known liners have a tendency to go off the rails. For several weeks or months, you'll be on gas. br>2) The liner tears easily in one direction but is reinforced in the opposite direction. If you're not careful, it's easy to tear in one direction. br>3) The indented lines make it easy to measure and cut accurately to fit drawers, according to the claim on this listing and on the package. In my case, however, this is not true. The indented lines were a 1" offset from being square, rendering them completely useless. They made cutting the liner accurately more difficult, so I found that cutting the liner with a large carpenter's square and a razor blade was the best method. It's only a minor niggle, but it's a pain. br>4) Chemical resistance is unsatisfactory. My new Sears Craftsman pliers' vinyl handles stuck to the liner and pulled the black "rubber" off. While I initially assumed this was a Craftsman issue, the same set of pliers is in my new Craftsman tool chest, which also has new Craftsman drawer liners, and they do not stick. br>br>Summary: br>br> Overhyped, but I believe you get what you pay for in the end. I'm going to swap it out for you.

Sage Gorman

| Jun 25, 2021

It turned out to be a fantastic product, even better than I had anticipated. Although it's difficult to tell from the photos, the positive feedback gave me confidence in my purchase. Once you've installed it, it'll lay flat. It's as simple as flipping it over from the way it was rolled and it lays down nicely and doesn't move. Just make sure the drawer is completely clean before putting the liner in. If you're looking for a high-quality tool box drawer liner, this is an excellent option.

Mira Madden

| Mar 24, 2021