Stretch Wrap Industrial Strength Extra Thick 18 1100 SqFt 80 Gauge (20 Micron) Clear Cling Plastic Pallet Supplies Durable Self-Adhering Packing Moving Packaging Heavy Duty Shrink Film Roll

Needs a handle or something.

So we live in Iowa, with nothing but an expansive cornfield behind our yard. The wind in the winter is unbelievable and ripped our last winter (above ground) pool cover to shreds, whipping in the wind, allowing the pool to get really dirty, and hard to clean in the spring. I had to wait for a calm fall day to wrap this around the cover...I have no idea if it will continue to stick to itself when the temp gets below zero... For twenty bucks its worth a try. Im just trying to keep the air from getting under the cover and destroying it again. Ill update this as soon as possible! Stay tuned!

Everything I packed and wrapped arrived safely. I didn’t find an easy way to use the product, but I’m glad I used it for our move.

Used these bad boys to wrap furniture and misc items during a move. Saved a boatload of money from the movers that wouldve charged 3x the amount. Definitely recommend for a future move!

Covered a mattress with this. It worked great. We still have a lot left.

We use this at work to wrap Christmas tree stands on pallet racks, the fact that the wrap is black protects the stands paint from photo degrading so this product is very helpful for us!

This wrap is just ok. Its thinner than what I was expecting. I have ordered in the past an 80 gauge and 50 gauge from Amazon but they seem to be the same short of putting it under a micrometer,

Good to have when moving, great quality

My husband and I bought this when we moved our two-bedroom apartment into a house. It worked wonders at protecting our furniture, especially our bedroom furniture, which can be prone to easily scratching. It took him awhile to wrap everything, but we bought two rolls and have a good bit left (note: we didn’t wrap EVERYTHING, just most things). We’re wrapping our Peloton bike with it this afternoon because I’m concerned it’ll break during the move. We’re keeping the leftover roll on hand for future use.

Wrapping wood was a Bisquit