Ratings & Reviews for Grip-Rite 0.055-in x 1.5-in x 45-in 100 -Pack

Perfect Sheetrock spacer

This worked perfect for sheetrockig my window frame in. My older home is out of square and these were the perfect size to help square up the Sheetrock for a perfect look once finished

Worked as needed

Had to match an oddball/ no longer used drywall size. These did the trick.

Very handy and easy to work with.

These shims are very useful during drywall work, especially when dealing with uneven drywall thickness or excessive paint coats on existing walls.

shims

probably better to make your own. lots of paper coming off product upon opening. see what happens when the drywall starts going up if these will help.

Furring strips

Absolutely the best thing to use when working with old framing,grat for drywall and backer board when doi g tile work.

Drywall Shims

Works great for what they were designed for. Attached with staples in some spots and silicone in others.

Very precise shims!

I like the quality of these shims, excellent throughout the package and no cracked or broken ones.

title says it all

the product allows the user to graduate and scale the shims to perfect fit shins tear for adjustment east but still remaine sturdy enough. A must have on hand product for drywall remodelling

Cardboard Drywall Shims. 100 - Pack

The name of this product is not correct. They are cardboard shims not Pine Shims. It would be great if Lowes could have these in stock. Contractors in Dallas have no clue what these are used for. When you butt ends of 12 ft sheet rock together, there is not the nice indent that you have when you butt the 4 foot side to another 4 foot side. To create this indent, you add a shim to the 2x4 stud that is to the left of the joint (usually 16 inches to the left) and a shim to the 2x4 stud that is ...

drywall shims.

Used these shims for putting up the poly sheeting and they worked great!! Also the price was resonable.

The difference between a pro and a handyman.

Cheaper than anywhere, shipped to my home in a week with July 4th free shipping promo. Worked great. They're just strips of paper, but effectively prevent screw pops (along with using glue and screws no longer than 2.5x drywall thickness) and wavy walls. I just roughly leveled out the wall using cedar shims and stud cuts so it's within 1/4" for every 32" distance. Checked wall using the finished edge of a piece of drywall as a straight edge since I didn't have a 6' one. Then used these shims ...

Description inaccurate

The description listed this product as "not wood" for material. It turned out to be recycled paper, which is wood. Because of the 'not wood', I assumed it was composite. It will work for its intended use as a dry-wall shim, but I purchased it for a different outdoor use. It was cheap enough to not matter and fill space on a shelf.

works well

easiest to install with a stapler. screws do not work well only downside is that they swell like crazy with any water