Decent quality non stick sheets?

[Pashazade]

Can anyone recommend where to get some thick non stick sheets for lining baking sheets and tins. I had an amazing roll from Lakeland years ago but the liners I cut from it are starting to die. I can't seem to find a thick one anymore, they all seem to be the wafer thin stuff that shreds if you so much as breathe at it.

How about non-stick foil?

How reusable is it? My current stuff has been going for at least 5 years.

Do you mean Teflon type? I bought a roll from Amazon and have cut shapes to fit tins I use all the time. It's not nearly as thick as the sheets I had from Lakeland years ago, but it's wearing well.

I think I bought my Lakeland sheets in the 90s - they would probably have lasted longer if people hadn't cut through them.

I gave up on the thicker ones and got a pack of two from a pound shop. Use them all the time and put them through the dishwasher each time. They are starting to disintegrate now, but it's been over a year so can justify new ones or even replacing more frequently.

Yes Teflon style mines probably similar thickness to oven liner.