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Acrylic sheets cut to size

Looking to buy acrylic sheets cut to size? You can order online in just a few clicks! Choose from over 40 colours and 10 thicknesses, enter your exact measurements, and get an instant price. Whether you need acrylic for a window, tabletop, or wall panel, we’ll cut it to your requirements and deliver fast, premium quality guaranteed.

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Order acrylic sheets made to measure

Follow these simple steps to buy your acrylic sheets cut to size:

Select product

> Go to the product page of the acrylic sheets of your choice.

Enter desired number of sheets and dimensions

> Enter your desired shape and size as well as the quantity into the calculator. Or upload your own drawing (DXF file) if you want to order a very specific shape!

Add standard finishes

> You can even add drill holes or a recess in the sheet!

Order

> Add your acrylic sheet(s) to your shopping cart and order directly!

Your order will always be delivered as quickly as possible. All products are carefully packed for transport. The coloured acrylic sheets are even provided with a protective film on both sides.

If you are not yet sure which acrylic sheets you would like to have? Why not order a sample first? You can do this conveniently via the product pages of the sheets you are interested in.

What are the different names of acrylic sheets?

When we talk about acrylic sheets on this page, we also mean the material acrylic glass. This plastic is also known by names such as:

PERSPEX®️ acrylic sheets
Greencast® acrylic sheets
PMMA sheets
Hobby glass
Art glass
Altuglas
Deglas
Acrylic panels

What grades of acrylic sheets are available?

Acrylic plastic sheets are available in two different grades: extruded (XT) and cast (GS). The difference between these two sheets is due to two different manufacturing processes.

Extruded (XT) acrylic sheets

With (XT) acrylic sheets, the liquid material is extruded (pressed) into a sheet. This makes the manufacturing process more efficient and therefore faster. This makes (XT) acrylic sheets cheaper. The disadvantage is that the extrusion gives the (XT) acrylic sheet a higher internal material stress. This makes (XT) acrylic sheets less suitable for self-processing, as (XT) acrylic sheets are more likely to crack or break.

Cast (GS) acrylic sheets

Cast acrylic sheets are poured into a mould during production. This produces a cast (GS) acrylic sheet, which is without internal material stresses. Consequently, this grade is very suitable for self-machining and therefore hardly splinters or cracks in contrast to extruded (XT) acrylic sheets.

What properties do acrylic sheets have?

Acrylic sheets have unique properties. These properties make acrylic sheets versatile and pleasant to work with. But besides their practical properties, acrylic sheets are also beautiful to look at. We have listed the most important properties of acrylic panels for you below.

Acrylic sheets are …

suitable for indoor and outdoor use
impact resistant
easy to maintain
moisture and frost resistant
UV-resistant
aesthetically pleasing
recyclable

What applications are acrylic sheets suitable for?

Acrylic sheets are an extremely versatile material. There are an almost infinite number of possible applications. So let your creativity run wild! Below we share some examples of general areas of application for acrylic sheets, and also a small selection of specific applications.

Some general areas examples of where you can use acrylic panels are:

Hobby projects
Windows
Wall cladding
Lighting
Furniture
Advertising technology / sign industry
Balcony privacy screens
Epoxy resin moulds

Specific examples of possible applications we can think of are:

What machining options are available for acrylic sheets?

If you want to machine acrylic panels yourself, we recommend first choosing cast (GS) acrylic sheets. These cast sheets (for more information, see “What types of acrylic sheets are available?” are very suitable for self-machining. Machining of (XT) acrylic sheets is also possible, but special care must be taken here.

Machining operations such as drilling and sawing are of course possible. But acrylic sheets are also suitable for:

Laser cutting
Milling
Engraving
Gluing
Hot bending
Cutting

Below you will find all the possibilities for machining acrylic.

Possible
More information
Bending (warm)
More information
Drilling
More information
Engraving
More information
Glueing

Not possible
More information
Bending (cold)
Coating
Cutting
Water cutting

Working with acrylic panels

Acrylic sheets are very easy to assemble, for example with screws. If you want to join acrylic sheets together, we recommend using a special adhesive such as Acrifix acrylic adhesive. This adhesive makes the two sheets fuse together, so to speak. A standard adhesive will not work for joining acrylic sheets.

Our tip!
Wondering which adhesive is best for your project? Consult our practical Adhesive Finder for the best individual advice. With just a few clicks, you can find out which adhesive is best suited for your project.

How do I care for acrylic sheets?

Acrylic sheets are very easy to maintain. We recommend keeping acrylic sheets clean with an antistatic cleaner and a soft cloth. Never use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents for cleaning, and do not use coarse brushes or scouring pads. This could dull the surface of the sheet. It is possible that a scratch may appear on your sheet. In this case, you can always polish acrylic sheets with a special polishing agent.

Fixxerss Plastic UV Glue

£24.80Incl. VAT

Polishing cloths (package of 5)

£10.74Incl. VAT

Available colours and thicknesses

In our wide range you will find acrylic sheets in more than 40 colours and more than 10 thicknesses. You will even find acrylic sheets with a mirror finish. All available colours and thicknesses are listed in the blocks below.