99.9% Pure Copper Wire 40 Mesh- 12.5" x 38" Dense Filter Screen Mesh

This is beautiful copper mesh that was easy to cut with regular scissors. I'm using it for a sculpture that is getting soldered, and this mesh has a nice drape to it. Firm but once shaped, very nice.

We use this for wintertime grounding when too cold to stick our feet on the ground. Used inside the greenhouse on the deck. We have it connected to copper wire that connects to a copper grounding rod. Works great!

I love the idea of this, making a sleeping mat. I feel that I do sleep better. I will say that I toss around like a chicken in a rotisserie, so the mesh doesn't last long before tearing.

Great stuff, is what it says. Arrived well packaged and decent shape. Good seller.

Wanted to create a fence around seeds I was putting into soil on the ground because otherwise the snails mow them as they emerge (and then I never have any plants let alone flowers). This more or less worked (at least I have plants this time), though was a bit "fussy." [Meaning I had to check the fence often, and fix the gaps especially from some critter during the night which liked to flatten a panel of copper.] I cut the copper in half, so the fence is ~6" tall, so I had four lengths (bought two of these items, hence why 4 instead of 2) of copper to use to make into the fence. The hard part was trying to keep the seams together without using something the snails could crawl on and by pass the fence (along with keeping the fence mostly upright). But overall it worked! Just took quite a bit of effort. As others have commented in reviews, the item comes folded and placed in a plastic envelope. So if your project requires no bends at all (they mostly smoothed out, but not fully), this product won't work for you. I should also warn that the edges of the copper mesh are sharp and draw blood, so handle carefully. Hope this helps others.

Bought this for a diy grounding mat project. The mesh does come folded up but that did not cause any issues. Once unfold and laid out it worked well for my purpose

Wrapped it over my WiFi Extender router, after I learned of potential negative health effects, and it reduced my signal by 50%. It reduced it enough with a single layer of wrapping (gorilla taped it closed) that the back of my house (baby nursery) has only one bar of signal. I also made a grounding mat out of remaining material by gorilla taping the rough edges, gorilla taping the copper extension cord wire to one end and wrapping the other end around a galvanized steel pole inserted into the ground a foot or so deep. I only stripped the ends of extension cord.

I sewed bias tape around the edges and attached a grounding plug to the edge. It is soft and payable enough to sleep on. It does have a tendency to bunch up on a restless night but easy to reshape for the next use. I think I will take it a step further and sew it down on top of a sheet. Perfect for grounding.