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

Works great!

So I bought this to wrap my shoe wrap and a few boxes for our move, and man was it handy! I did have a tear once or twice when I was trying to pull it apart, and I had a hard time started the wrapping process but once I made it around twice, it was cake! I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s what I imagined industrial strength to be, but it got the job done. I think I will invest in a roller when we move again, but overall I was very satisfied. This item is definitely a must when moving.

Doesnt stick on to each other as I thought it would. I used it for wrapping my stomach. After 30 minutes its coming off

Worked for my move.

Needed something to secure the tarp cover over our pool gazebo. The wind caused it to bellow and flap about. I used three courses on around before placing the cover on, then wrapped the entire outside with this plastic. It has already held through two days of 20mph winds here on the Delmarva. Will defiantly use it again.

It is thicker than the last one I bought, but it doesn’t stick to itself well, so use tape to adhere the edges.

Easy to use

Worked great.strong, slightly hard to unroll without handle

The product information that comes with the prouduct SPECIFICALLY states that it is NOT insulation. There is no doubt that the reflective sides keeps radiant heat OUT and Heat on the inside inside. There is also no doubt that the product does have some “thermal break” properties, but don’t believe that it has an “R value” of XX, because it does NOT and does not CLAIM to in the product literature.

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!