Shinekoo Adhesive Match Striker Sheet Honeycomb Circle Match Strike Paper Matches Lighting Strip Peel and Stick Match Striker Strip Pre-Cut in Circles for Easy Match Lighting Craft Projects
Description
🔥 Stick, Strike, Spark: Your Match Lighting Game-Changer!
- PEEL STICK GO - Adhesive backing lets you place striker circles anywhere—jars, bottles, boxes, you name it.
- CRAFT READY DESIGN - Perfectly pre-cut honeycomb circles for clean, precise use in DIY and aromatherapy projects.
- COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT - Slim 21.6 x 12 cm sheet fits easily in emergency kits or camping gear.
- VERSATILE ESSENTIAL - Ideal for emergencies, camping, fireplaces, and creative crafts—never be caught unprepared.
- IGNITE INSTANTLY EVERY TIME - Designed for effortless match lighting—no more frustrating strikes.
Shinekoo Adhesive Match Striker Sheet features pre-cut honeycomb circle strips with a strong adhesive backing, enabling quick and easy match ignition on multiple surfaces. Compact and lightweight, it’s perfect for emergency kits, camping, and DIY craft projects, combining convenience with reliable performance.
Specifications
| Package Dimensions | 21.6 x 12 x 0.9 cm; 10 g |
| Units | 1 count |
| Brand | Shinekoo |
| Manufacturer | Shinekoo |
Reviews
I**O
match strikers
I got these for a craft project and they attached really well onto cardboard and glass- I was impressed.
H**K
Expensive short term solution??
Order arrived on time. One sheet containing 28 x 1" circles on an adhesive sheet. Simply peel off and stick as desired. The adhesive paper isn't transparent, it's white.Upon review, the sheet is thin, as are the strike strips. They are not very coarse, I'd go as far to say smooth. Sure they work but I can't see these lasting long as there's not a lot to them. Considering the price, currently retailing on Amazon for £6.88 this to me isn't good value. Under certain circumstances I'm sure these are perfect but for someone looking for a long term solution, especially if intended to be used regularly I'm sceptical. Much better value to buy a box of matches, and use the striker on the side of the box, cut and stick for those seeking a robust long term option.3/5 Pricey / flimsy but work.
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