Questions and Answers for Pratt Retail Specialties 12 in. W x 50 ft. L Blue Perforated Padded Premium Foam Cushion

A:  Sorry, but I have no idea. It was fine for packing the dishes, though!

A:  Linear low-density polyethylene & Low-density polyethylene

A:  No. It is just cushion.

A:  No, you have to use tape if you want the edges sealed.

A:  Hello, no the Pratt Retail Specialties 3/32 in. x 12 in. x 50 ft. Premium Foam Cushion doesn't have adhesive or cling ability.

A:  It does not. Tape will be required.

A:  Yes

A:  Hello, no the Pratt Retail Specialties 3/32 in. x 12 in. x 50 ft. Premium Foam Cushion is not closed cell foam.

A:  Disappointed in the quality of the product, when separated them it would rip, it’s the perforations , but I made use out of my purchase, I just won’t buy this again, I’ll buy ones already perforated

A:  You can definitely use the Pratt Retail Specialties 3/32 in. x 12 in. x 50 ft. Premium Foam Cushion, but also consider using Pratt Retail Specialties 20 in. x 1000 ft. 80 Gauge Heavy Duty Stretch Wrap as it helps keep multiple objects together.

A:  This package would be much to small for your needs I think.

A:  This is not rocket science. This product will protect dishes under normal moving circumstances.

A:  Yes. May need to use two wraps or more if the frames are of value. Use strapping tape to secure.

A:  Yes. It is light weight, but protective.

A:  Certainly... but, if you are dealing with larger picture frames (more than 11 inches), you will have customize your packing approach. You might use it as lining around the frames before inserting it in a wood or heavy duty cardboard box.

A:  I don't see why not although there might be less expensive alternatives.

A:  Yes I think it would. Maybe depending on the size of the frames you would have to wrap it a couple of times.

A:  The 3/32 in. x 12 in. x 50 ft. Premium Foam Cushion is not made out of recycled material. The 100% is the logo of the supplier.

A:  I would suppose they would be breaking a federal law if it wasn’t as advertised

A:  If you can't trust the manufacturer, who can you trust?

A:  It's perforated, but not pre-cut.

A:  No it is not pre cut. A sissier will do the job quickly. Also a utility knife with a new blade and a hard surface and a template so you make all the same cuts needed. We used it to pack away dishes. Walter

A:  No, this product is cut by the user.

A:  The roll has perforations every 12 inches.

A:  Yes, perfed every 12"

A:  This worked very well. We moved 4 hours, unloaded into storage, reloaded and unloaded at our new home. No breakage!

A:  Should work pretty well, we used a few rolls of this when moving and we even used it to wrap mugs and bowls when we moved and nothing was broken when we unpacked.

A:  Yes, I would, especially long distance. Foam is in 12" sheets perforated for tearing similar to paper towels. Each sheet is too small to wrap a dish. I used them as dividers, inside of cups and glasses, etc. Bubble wrap will be better for filling spaces and around a stack of a few plates together, as well as empty places inside each box. Hope this helped! Good luck!

A:  The foam worked well for us. Chrystal and china arrived safely.

A:  Bubble wrap has been around a long time and works well on light objects and will take some bouncing. We use this for dishes and wrap every one up by it self. On the bottom of the box we placed a extra layer at the bottom. I do not know what force a bubble takes to break but doing it in your hand it takes a little effort. If the item was very heavy I would not use the bubble wrap but use foam