📚 10-Foot Roll of Shelf Liner for 16-Inch Wire Shelving with Locking Tabs Review

I put an insert in our closet with small and heavy medicine bottles. Heavy bottles were perfect BUT they were perfect down to the liner. I bought a liner for small bottles that usually fall before the liner and still fall after the liner. I admit they don't fall that much but not worth buying them because they are too thin.

Nice to have, but measuring and cutting takes a lot of time. I also didn't use retaining tabs because they didn't always fit in the right place. The great thing about them (aside from being a huge help with my canning and packaging) is that the liner unrolls quickly even without the weight! Overall a great purchase.

I'm not a fan. I ended up sending the roll for recycling because I cut 2ft off the roll so I don't think I can return it. Because it's a roll, it kept curling up. I just didn't like the thin material. They just seemed like poor quality to me. I ended up buying a thicker and higher quality one which I used instead.

Nice to have but took a long time to measure and trim. I also didn't use retaining tabs because they didn't always fit in the right place. The great thing about them (aside from being a huge help with my canning and packaging) is that the liner unrolls quickly even without the weight! Overall a great purchase.

This is a really handy solution. Our house had wire shelving in the pantry. It was very annoying that spices etc. were unevenly laid out on many shelves. I ordered a roll of this liner and it was perfect. Easy to apply and looks great! The material appears to be very durable. Lays flat when installed. When cutting, just pay attention to the position of the tongue - don't cut through the tongue! You can always cut from the other end of the roll if that works best.

Shelf insert works great in the pantry. It's thick enough to be strong yet easily cut with scissors. In the end he will lie flat. If you cut it slightly longer than your shelf, you can line up the "fastening tabs" with the spacing between the wire shelves, then trim off the excess if necessary. It seems like paying a lot of money for a plastic strip, but it looks neat, is easy to wash and costs a lot less than replacing a shelf.