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These liners get the job done, but they don't fit especially well. It took over a month for my order to arrive. When they finally did arrive, I unloaded the rack one shelf at a time and started installing the liners, only to discover that they were actually a little oversize and wouldn't sit flat on the shelf. (See photos.) It was easy enough to fix the problem by taking a pair of heavy scissors and cutting a little extra crescent out of each corner (see the third photo). Once I did that, they laid flat as shown in photo #4. It's a pretty simple modification, and didn't take long. But really, I shouldn't have had to do it in the first place. That said, once in place, the liners are adequately stiff for the job, and have a light textured finish that provides a reasonable level of non-slip. They seem adequately robust for the job they're meant to do. I couldn't put them on an industrial-use rack, but that's not what they're sold for. For home usage, they'll work just fine. These shelf liners earn one Technical Thug thumbs-up. But to earn the second, they'd need to fit properly right out of the box. Not everyone keeps a set of heavy knife-edge shears around the house.