MODIGT 40 x 70 High Grade - Underfelt Carpet for RV Boat Truck Speaker Box Door Liner Desk

It was premium grade for me made a huge box for an elderly man that loves cabinet speakers so I made a custom box so he could access it better Read more

I'm adding shelves/supports in my Winchester safe. Ordered this as it appeared to match the color and it is actually very close in color to what is in there already. Texture-wise I'd say this is thick felt, not "carpet" like the description says. My only gripe is that it shows in the picture that it is on a roll, but it comes folded-which is annoying as it creates lines where it is folded. I was able to use spray adhesive and it stayed where it was supposed to, but you can definitely see the line. Not a deal breaker for me, but for something that will be more visible it is something to consider. Overall, it did the job for me. Read more

I bought these for carpeting subwoofer boxes. It's a good material but not very thick. Pretty much craft store felt in a big sheet. It is easy to cut and work with because it is thin. Next time, I'll pay attention to how thick the material is and if no thickness is specified, I'll assume it is thin. Read more

Good amount, good quality. No complaints. Read more

has good texture, good size, hard but also easy to cut through (for different sizes), but wouldnt recommend this for anything other than subs Read more

Quality is not very good. Also color is not black at all, it's in between of dark gray and black. Read more

This is a very good fabric for this project. Very durable material. I also built a case for my controller awhile ago and it's still looks good. This fabric was very easy to cut. I like that you have a choice of sizes to pick from, at a reasonable price. Read more

I purchased this as an alternative to foam liners for an older Craftsman tool cart. I had previously purchased and lined the drawers with a perforated foam. I had noticed a while back that some of my plastic tools were sticking to the foam and eventually discovered some cheaper tools actually melting over time. From what I have read, this is due to some of the chemicals used in creating that style of liner. I did not really want to take that chance again and was pretty familiar with the consistency of automotive carpet and saw that suggestion online. This arrives folded in a rectangle and does take a little bit of time to flatten to eliminate wrinkles. It is about 1/8" thick - so it will eliminate rattling but it is not going to cushion things too much. To adhere it to the drawers, I cut it to shape and used carpet tape in the corners and middle (can get it any detail hardware store). The material cuts pretty easy with a decent set of scissors and going slow. I used a permanent marker and square to mark my lines. This has worked great for my purposes. I like the lighter gray color in my black drawers as it prevents things from disappearing. Great cost and I was able to line four drawers with it (with some leftover). Time will tell for longer term durability but I expect this to last as long as the prior foam with none of the downside. Read more