Large Moving Blankets 80 * 72in Heavy Duty Packing Blankets for Furniture Moving Shipping Wrapping Quilted Furniture Pads for Moving, Padded Mover Blankets (Black) 2pack

For my purposes, it had the right build quality and thickness to help protect my car's interior while moving objects with pointy or sharp edges around town. For the value, I thought it was worth the investment.

Really good padded moving blankets. They work good as drop cloths as well

I bought these as extra moving blankets for cam ping. To be specific, moving blankets to put on the bottom of our camping tent to make it feel softer on the ground.PROS: For my use case, it was 100% perfect. Not huge, not too thin of flimsy by any means. Good quality and solid value for the money.CONS: If someone were to use this for more sturdy purposes, I dont know if it would hold up. If it is to cover things and protect, for sure it would be good. I could see slight durability issues for heavy jobs.For me, it was perfect!5/5

These moving blankets were invaluable during a recent move. They have strong stitching and protected the furniture well. I only wish that they were a bit thicker.

They were delivered quickly, were a good size and weight and have served us through renovations that have taken a year. They are both flexible and sturdy. It seems strange to speak of quality in moving blankets--but really, these deserve the praise.

Perfect large blankets for shipping and for car and furniture protection. I also purchased 14 foot long cinch straps so I can quickly tie them on top of the car to prevent hail damage when a storm comes. Hang the blanket to dry over a fence or walk after a storm.

Used these instead of drop cloth.Perfect!Light and maneuverable, these are. I had "real" 10oz canvas drop cloths, but they were too big and heavy for the tight spaces I was working in (see photo). Inexpensive solution for re-useable drop cloths (I bought the 2-pack) for this DIY fill all the holes left by the plumbers - job. The 'artificial' fabric seems easily washable, at least by hand or hose-off, or gentle cycle. I haven't tried yet, but the "joint compound" you see in the photo will 'flake off' anyhow when it dries.Because they are light weight, they are easy to attach to things with tape or pins. Heavier fabric would pull out the pins, plastic would tear. This way, I can protect my baseboards while preventing plaster from falling down between my dryer vent hose and the wall. Great!The fact that they are "padded" is also great. It absorbed a few ounces of water that spilled when I disconnected the hoses.Happy. Will recommend to my DIY friends.

Wrapping up finished metal projects for transportation