20" X 1000' Extended Core

This product is a large-scale version of the original Saran wrap: the stuff that stuck to itself and was so hard to work with in the kitchen. That stick-to-itself-ness is this product's virtue: a few wraps around whatever it is you want to protect, a smoothing of edges so that everything sticks together, and you're done; no need for packing tape or further protection.I bought this 80-Gauge Stretch Wrap 20" x 1000' --- with handles --- it because I had observed some movers using it to protect almost everything that wasn't in a box for a cross-country trip plus a month's storage at the other end. I've wrapped all of our wood furniture, sofa, armchairs, dining chairs, table top and legs, headboard, IKEA bookshelf inserts (in packs of 4); the bookshelves themselves --- and so on.The self-stickiness delivers an unadvertised advantage: things that have been wrapped in it stick to other things that have also been wrapped in it. Therefore, a stack of 5 packs of 4 bookshelf inserts (20 shelves in total) is completely stable. Our two cats have been playing chase on, over, and around the shelves and they haven't shifted by an inch.There is an easy way and a hard way to wrap things with this stuff. I learned through trial and error to create a space large enough for the item (bookshelf, table top) to lie flat. I then pulled out a strip of the stretch wrap long enough to cover an entire side of the item and a good amount of overhang on the flat surface (usually the floor). I then laid the item on top of the stretch wrap, thereby holding it in place. Finally, I brought the wrap up and over the unwrapped side, and continued wrapping as needed.Note that it helps to have help when you're wrapping things that can't be turned end to end, like a sofa.Be aware that this protects from scratches, gouges, and dirt: it does NOT provide cushioning. For items that needed cushioned protection (a 6' x 2' mirror), I first wrapped the mirror in cushioning, then cardboard, and only then a final layer of the stretch wrap to hold everything securely in place.When we unpack, we'll keep things like the snowboard and the fake Christmas tree wrapped up in it.The product does exactly what it says it will, it's well-priced, and, if you get the roll with the handles, very easy to use.

It’s what I want. But no packing in the box means damaged corners. Looks like I’ll be wasting a lot of wrap 🤦🏼‍♂️

Used this for speakers, various types of furniture, and a few odd things to protect from scratches before adding packing filler. Clings to itself only, and very well too. Quite strong, if you put a couple of layers, it won't tear or be cut/punctured accidentally.It would have gotten a 5 star, but for two things:1 - the edges tend to not unwrap with the middle, and you end up leaving material rolled on the ends. Its very gradual, gradually increasing the width of the material left behind, and tearing away from it as you go. Tends to make the sheet tear prematurely.2 - You cannot wrap to the floor due to the size of the handle provided, making this a two person job to lift the object being wrapped.Overall: highly recommended if you are moving, probably has other great uses as well.

I ordered this to wrap a few things when I was planning on moving to a different state. It help up really well! I wrapped some picture frames to make sure they didnt get all banged up or broken and this kept my frames nicely together and they arrived without a scratch! I highly recommend this wrap. I even wrapped my couched so the cushions and throw pillows would stay on and to keep the fabric corners protected from any harsh bangs. They also arrived in great condition! I highly recommend using this when moving to keep items protected and put together. It saves space and time! Love it and would definitely pay the price to wrap my items again and keep me from having to buy a whole new couch set or all new picture frames.

I just purchased my second roll in 2 years. I use this yearly for wrapping seasonal items (fans, dehumidifiers, etc) for storage in my garage. Works like a charm! I've also wrapped cushions and fabric-based items with no issues.Additionally, I use this every year to wrap firewood bundles to take with me on overnight kayaking trips to keep them water-tight. Love it!

awesome stuff! However, after about 800 miles of 80mph it started shredding and howling. My son and I were travelling across the country and I said to him, "what's that noise?" He started investigating as we were rolling along and started to laugh. He said, "Look behind you dad.." It was hilarious looking. It was night time so I did not notice it was getting shredded. AIn hindsight, I think I could have prevented or at least minimalized the shredding by being more careful with my wrapping...For all the other uses I've used it for, it's OUTSTANDING. We took a motor apart and wanted to keep the parts clean after cleaning them. We wrapped them. It worked GREAT for that!

The wrap came on a brown cardboard roll. After wrapping for a while, I had to use gloves to help with the friction burn. Otherwise, this wrap stretches very nicely (critical for wrapping things taut) and clings nicely as well. The roll lasted us almost an entire 3 bedroom 3 story townhome given we spared no expense on the wrapping to protect our things carefully and for a long distance move. When we ran out, we ended up having to go to Walmart to buy a roll of 80 gauge stretch wrap made by Duck Brand and found that stretch wrap did not stretch or cling as nicely as this one from Boxery.

Just giving my 2 cents. It is very economical for 1000' (16$ for me at the time). Its had a long core handle for easy wrapping.Its pretty tough too. Cutting it with a knife (not a razor) proved a bit difficult, which is a good thing. Overall I'm really happy with the purchase. I've never even considered this to put stiff in storage. I'm very glad I did, and for a really cheap (IMO) price.Its a VERY good option for storing things you want to stay dust free and with decent moisture protection. Perfect for the shed or storage space.