EPPCO Enterprises 1861 18" x 72" Drawer Liner

I purchased and installed this about 18 months ago, and have used it long enough to make an assessment of how well it works. At the time of purchase, I looked at different options, and considered how much I really needed to spend. This option was expensive, and that caused me to weigh other options.I do not like the softer foam type liners, and there was a certain set of criteria I created when I chose my next liner:- The liner needed to "stay put" and not slide around and get all rumpled in the drawer over time as you move the tools around, I wanted something that would "stick" well to the metal drawer, and not slide around.- The liner needed to be slip resistant on the surface where the tools sit, as again, the cheaper foam liners result in the tools sliding around when you open and close the drawers.- The liner needed to be durable, and not thin / cheap so it did not rip or tear easily as you stored heavy, sharp tools, or just degraded over time due to not being high quality.- Finally, the liner had to be easy to work with, easy to cut and come in a large enough roll so it fit in the large drawers I was covering in one piece.Bottom line - this Eppco liner met all the criteria laid out above, and has worked very well. It stays put, does not move around, the tools stay put on top of it, and it has showed no sign of wrinkling, curling and has no rips, tears or signs of degrading. I ended up lining three separate Snap On tool boxes of different sizes, and ended up buying two rolls.I highly recommend this - sure it is expensive, but it works great. I am sure others have found as good of an option that is cheaper, and if you have please share.Thanks for reading.

Just what I needed. Perfect fit and quality.

I was looking for a relatively small amount of inexpensive, grippy drawer liner, and this product fits the bill nicely. It's not composed of rubber but is rather a nearly odorless, pliable plastic foam-like material that is easily cut to size with scissors or a knife & straightedge.The surface is soft and smooth with a slight tackiness that holds objects in place, yet it is still easy to clean and doesn't attract dust or dirt. This liner seems sufficiently durable for most light- to medium-duty applications – you need to make an effort to tear it by hand – with the caveat that it's readily cut or punctured by sharp objects.

Easy to cut, and it doesn’t slip, unless you slam the drawer. It keeps the tools where you put them. This size worked best for me, less waste.

The media could not be loaded. PERFECT for my 46 wide 19-3/8 deep large Snap-on tool box, don’t be cheap, it’s very thick matting and slip resistant, one roll did most of my drawers, remember to measure twice(or 3 times) and cut once (with a NEW SHARP RAZOR) I used a metal ruler to glide the razor down straight, angle towards whatever you use to make a straight line as this Matt is very thick and will take its own direction while cutting. I measured a little over and then cut the excess away to make the PERFECT FIT, with the remaining pieces I applied some glue (very small amounts) and cut to the back and sides of the interior drawers that were all marked up(insane I know)If you have a $8,000 toolbox and $20,000 worth of tools this is the proper product for your application, dont be cheap, use all the material double up on the bottom drawers or any of the drawers so you don’t have a large roll sitting around, gift the rest to a mechanic friend and see how far a favor can go.MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS FOR THIS PRODUCT, my review was from my particular application.

Good product, just like seller states

I did a ton of research on tool liners after I just bought a brand new Matco tool cart, the ones that came in the cart were just pathetic for what I paid for it so I was looking into alternatives after reading reviews on here I was nervous about these. My other runners up were the Raptor grab liners on eBay, Snap on style liners from a company called Nu Source or actual snap on liners from my local rep. All of those alternatives were very expensive, so work with Amazon's return policy I decided I would try these.I'm happy to say it was a great decision they came in a timely fashion and are great there was no weird damage or stuck together layers like others have mentioned or bad smells or residue. There soft and tacky just liked the liners in my KRL tool box. They wipe very easy and tools sit in them great they also don't slide around. It was also a major benefit these came in a 24" width which is hard to find. I will get buying these again. Time will tell how they hold up if I have any issues I will update this review.

I got this to cover a 72" wide workbench and it is not very durable. It rips and tears very easily. A piece of tape stuck to the surface rips off some of the material when removed.