24 in. x 36 in. 26-Gauge Galvanized Metal Sheet

Used 48 x 24 inch sheet for top of outdoor kitchen cabinet… Have made this before and always had good results and compliments from this project. We use it for long term camp, under the canopy, and it’s easy enough to clean and maintain… Use 3/4” angle aluminum for edging.

Our refrigerator is not magnetic. We wanted a fun way to display our daughter's artwork. I used double sided tape to attach the sheet metal to our cabinet. I lined the edges with colorful tape to cover the sharpness. It works perfectly!

I bought this particular product to cut out metal silhouettes for an outdoor craft it was perfect maintained its shape takes paint well Cuts easily words to the wise as just a sharp

The metal panel was perfect for the magnetic board I made for our recently remodeled kitchen. A frame was made from hickory boards by cutting a groove in the board edges then inserting the metal before gluing the frame together. The galvanized surface should provide years of protection for the metal and years of enjoyment. As can be seen in the photo the panel has quickly became covered with magnets we have collected.

I bought this to make a magnet board for my kiddos. I placed the offer online for in-store pickup. The sheet serves it's purpose but the sheet I got had lots of scratches and scuffs. I should have just went in to choose it myself without using the in-store pickup option. Not to mention stickers came on both sides so I had to use goo gone to get the sticker off of the beat looking side to use for my purposes. I put the sheet in a frame so my kiddos wouldn't hurt themselves with the edges while playing with their magnets. I would recommend this but I would suggest going in the store and picking it out yourself.

Made an oriental Gong out of it.

I wanted a sheet of metal to make a magnet message board 18x22 in size to fit in a frame. It needed to be thin enough not to weigh the frame down too much and to fit with a piece of fabric hot glued over it. This works perfectly. I had to cut it because it was too large but it was easy to cut. I ended up making (6) 8x9 boards as gifts out of the left over metal which saved me some money! Very happy.

I use this in my office to stick magnetic 3x5 note cards -- lean kanban.

It’s fine for what I need (I mounted it on a kitchen wall to use as a magnetic bulletin board), but it arrived with a big dent in the middle, which was disappointing.

Redoing a Pie Safe. Perfect part for one of the missing panels.