Questions and Answers for M-D Building Products 24 in. x 36 in. Cloverleaf Aluminum Sheet in Brass

A:  Yes, I just recently purchased it for using as a door insert so air could move freely. I was able to cut it with a table saw as well as tin snips. To bend it straight for a 90 degree or any other angle, I would sandwich it between 2 pieces of wood for a clean bend.

A:  It was very easy to cut with shears, but please take care to take your time and not bend or crease the material. It does so very easily.

A:  I just tested it and it is NOT.

A:  Aluminum is not magnetic, unfortunately.

A:  It is fairly light so you may be able to glue it to the ceiling with a good adhesive.

A:  Yes but to assure it will stay up I suggest a staple gun or nail gun.

A:  I see know reason why not. Just use the right glue.

A:  Of course not. This is made from aluminum non ferrous metal. You need to get a metal sheet or bar that has enough iron to be magnetic .Good luck.

A:  Glass in my tv cabinet broke and expensive to replace so I used this aluminum sheet and sprayed painted it black … worked out great

A:  I would say contact the manufacturer. I don’t know what heat this would work to. It’s thin... so I wouldn’t. But you can always try.

A:  It’s very reasonably priced. High heat stove paint is mandatory. If you aren’t happy with your results at least it is relatively inexpensive. Ours has been outside unpainted for years. Need to cut it with tin snips. Be careful. Very sharp.

A:  Depending on what you will be using this for will determine adhering 2 sheets together. You would need to use a very heavy duty glue for metal, but you also use a thin wire and "sewing" it through the openings of the cloverleaf.

A:  The largest size our perforated sheets are made, is 36" x 36"

A:  Honestly it cuts like butter. You can do it yourself with the right scissors.

A:  Only comes in 36" by 36" sheets. However it does cut very easily with snips or a saw and the pattern is easy to match up to achieve desired length. I used it as a 36" by 50" screen for a radiator cover/shelf and it lined up well.

A:  No, but you can cut this to size very easily with metal shears that Home Depot sells.

A:  It can be cut easily with tin snips, but it is 36x36. If you need 60” you’ll need a bigger piece unless you have a built area where you can conceal a seam to butt them together.

A:  It is very easy to cut yourself using a good pair of scissors

A:  I guess.

A:  Will never use them again they sent one instead of two that I ordered , plus I got charged by the contractor for his time

A:  Click it, and yes.

A:  I ordered two They sent one , the contractor couldn’t install, charged me fir his time , I will never use this company again

A:  Thank you for reaching out. That item link is below: https://www.homedepot.com/p/M-D-Building-Products-36-in-x-36-in-Union-Jack-Aluminum-in-Silver-57208/100351162?MERCH=REC-_-pipinstock-_-202091746-_-100351162-_-N

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, this product has been used on the front of cabinet doors.

A:  A bead of clear silicone.