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Tapered Shims
Wedge these angled shims into gaps to quickly level cabinets, doors, and windows without stacking multiple flat shims.
Wood
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Made of kiln-dried wood, these smooth shims resist molding and rotting. All are hand sorted for quality but may split when nailed or screwed. Easily snap off any excess to get the length you need.
Composite
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More durable than traditional wood shims, these are less likely to split when nailed or screwed. They will not mold or rot. All are scored to easily snap off any excess to get the length you need.
Wash-Away Shims
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Create a precise gap between plates, flanges, and pipes while welding. When you're done, spray these paper shims with water and watch them dissolve instantly—no need to grind them off like metal shims. They leave no residues behind.
Adhesive-Back Bumpers
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Style 1 |
Stick these bumpers onto glass and other surfaces that are too thin or fragile for fasteners. The adhesive back forms a tight grip without scratching or discoloring
your surface. They're comparable to Bumpon bumpers.
Style 1
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Cork—Soft and nonabrasive, these bumpers won't scuff your surface or objects that knock into them. Use them on wood furniture, glass, and surfaces that scratch easily.
Hardness Rating—The harder the bumper, the better it withstands impact and abrasion over time. The softer the bumper, the more cushioning it provides for objects made of glass, soft metal, and other fragile materials. Bumpers with a medium rating offer a balance of impact resistance and cushioning.
