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These are great shims. They are very sturdy and work really well. They do exactly what they should.

Work as should and easy to break

Good for outdoor use, will hold up well.

I’m adding landscaping bricks to the top of an older retaining wall. Over time, some of the old bricks along the top of the wall have tilted a little back or forward. I used these shims under the new bricks to bring them back to level. I’d use a shim and a mallet under either the front or back of the added brick and check them with a bubble level. Once I had the new brick where I wanted it, I’d remove it, spray on some expanding gap-filling foam, and then set the brick back in place. I used a Dremel with a cutting wheel to cut the shim off at the edge of the brick. This gave me a good looking, level wall, with the bonus of having quite a lot of each shim to use between other bricks. They’re formed from a rugged plastic-like composite, 100% recycled material, and made in the USA. They’re inexpensive, you could use these on lots of projects, and they work well.

Some of the shimmiest shims I have shimmed with. They work shimmingly. :)

I like these shims. They break off clean and the black color means they don’t stand out under a cabinet or anywhere else where it’s dark. Comes plenty in one pack. Since they are made out of recycled material you are helping out with using up some of the trash we throw out. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and photos of this product. I hope it has been helpful in providing you with more information.

Easy to set and break off excess.

These shims are very shimlike, in fact I recommend they be used to shim things. Totally awesome, just buy them.

Super easy to use and no fear of splinters.

I like these...they seem strong & durable drove in well. What I dont like is they are very hard to break. With my project I had to cut them with an oscilating tool and came close to damaging my project, so they might be bad for tight, visable areas.