Cedar Drawer and Closet Shelf Liner, 6-Feet by 10-Inch: Superior Household Essential for Organized Spaces Review

Vintage trunk just restored and used as a liner. It is important that the roll is unfolded and moistened so that it can straighten out. Contact cement is used for the application. The finished product was great.

I read the reviews but thought I could solve the problems but the reviews did not highlight a relatively bad product. Mine came with knots patched with super thin patches that came off when the item arrived. Some of the real wood was also peeling off. I like the idea of a cedar that fits in a box, but it didn't work for me.

I read the reviews but thought I could solve the problems but the reviews did not highlight a relatively bad product. Mine came with knots patched with super thin patches that came off when the item arrived. Some of the real wood was also peeling off. I like the idea of a cedar that fits in a box, but it didn't work for me.

I strongly recommend that you do not waste your hard earned money and valuable time on purchasing this product. It doesn't handle well, it doesn't lay flat even when I tried to seal it with tape. The cedarwood smell is very mild, barely noticeable, and it kept falling apart trying to roll it onto my shelf. Wow I really hate this product, if it doesn't weather and start giving off a cedar scent by the end of the week I'll really consider returning it for a full refund. It's not worth the money…

This paper is good if you want the "cedar look" but the cedar smell dissipates very quickly so I'm not sure what the benefit of this one is Paper to use as cedar lining for drawers or dressers. As mentioned it can be tricky to put in, but some have mentioned using a steam iron which should work. The paper backing of this product is much stronger than the superfine cedar veneer. It seems that the cedar is thin, like onion skins. I had many strands of this granola. I would NOT recommend this…

I would not recommend this product but there doesn't seem to be any other cedar leaf liner on the market. If you bought this, I have suggestions on how to make this product easier to use. Take each sheet out of its wrapper and place it on a flat surface, pressing it down with heavy books. I would do this for a week or more to keep the sheets as flat as possible. 2. Get someone else to help you install the panels in your cabinets or drawers as they are very difficult to handle.3. Use…

Cons: - Pink, not gold color as pictured - A bit flaky in places (not bad) - Almost impossible to spread without glue - Each roll has a completely different pattern. - It would be better if paper sizes came into contact. Advantages: - PEDAR PAPER. For example there really isn't a better alternative for lining boxes - easy to cut - not fragile like I thought - smells nice - good value We put it on the floor a few days before use to try and lay it flat. Actually it didn't work. Scissors cut…

We decided to try cedar wood shelf liner rolls for our showroom linen closet and it worked beautifully. This product is made from very thin cedar that is glued to paper and rolled for shipping and handling. There is some twisting on first use, but I rotated the cedar top opposite and left it overnight. When the panel went in the next morning, it was mostly flat and more manageable. Using ordinary household scissors, I cut the panel into pieces to fit on the shelf in my closet. To hold the cedar

I just successfully smoothed this out so thought I'd share it. See attached photos for reference. I set the iron to a lower temperature with strong steam. Then slowly start unfolding it (paper side up!), about 6 inches at a time. Put the towel on the unfolded part and iron the towel. I kept the iron moving while it was down and did about 10-15 seconds for each section. Slowly unfold the paper under the towel until you're done. Light! The first few inches and the last seem to be the driest and…

Well, anyone who has problems with that either lives much drier or is impatient. This is a very thin cedar attached to a thick paper backing. You cut it like paper. TLDR cost comparison below. How to use: 1) Unroll it gently, place the books on the rolled cedar (at least 4-5 books and it's best to cover the whole cedar so nothing crumples). ), wait a few hours or overnight; 2) Use good quality scissors to cut any shape you want! 3) Use double-sided tape to attach it to a flat surface. 4) Put…

I really wanted to wrap an inherited dresser in cedar and this seemed like the best way to go. But let me tell you, it took me many hours to work with this material and I'm a seamstress so I'm pretty used to measuring and cutting things. First, paper rolls: the reviewer who suggested rolling it in the opposite direction was right. But I had to turn it upside down and leave it like that for a few days; The reviews about paper roll stubbornness are correct (remember that using a steam iron, as…