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After several failed attempts to fix a plug, tap, or lock, you may end up calling a professional, and you are certainly not alone. Some household repairs remain tricky, especially when dealing …

Every day, we throw away waste, but do we actually do this consciously? While some people carefully sort their waste, others throw everything in the general waste bin. There are countless symbols …

Curious about the insulation value of polycarbonate? Read all about it in our blog

A frequently asked question is whether there is an alternative to Trespa®. Within our blog article we explain possible alternatives.

All colours, patterns and reliefs of Trespa® sheets in a clear overview. See the most common applications and possibilities of Trespa sheets.

Trespa® sheets are widely used as facade cladding. It is therefore extremely important that the sheets meet all fire safety requirements.

Discover High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE): its technical properties, common uses, and exceptional durability and resistance, hat make it a standout material in various industries.

Want to replace your table top with a sustainable alternative? Discover why a plastic table top is the best choice in our blog!

Find out how to protect your office’s employees from Covid-19 using perspex shields from Plastic Sheets Shop. For desks, meeting rooms and reception.

Are you going to use polycarbonate? In this blog, we’re going to take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of polycarbonate.

If you want to brighten up a boring wall, ACP is an excellent choice. In this blog, discover the Dibond® colours available in our range. Fast delivery.

Why are sneeze screens so effective against the spread of coronavirus and for what situations are these protective screens most applicable? Read more…

Acrylic sheet is the ideal glass replacement. But why actually? We list the acrylic advantages and disadvantages for you.

If you’re wondering why Dibond® is sometimes called ACP and what does ACP stand for, it’s an acronym for Aluminium Composite Panel. Read more in our blog.

Polymethyl methacrylate is known under various trade names such as Perspex, Plexiglas and Altuglas. Read more info about this plastic in our blog.

It is not easy to break plexiglass, this requires a lot of strength. It is 30 times more impact-resistant than glass, but once it breaks, a single large fault line is created. Plexiglass is flammable and starts burning at temperatures from 450 ° Celsius so therefore It should not be used as glazing in means of transport or as a shield for heat sources.

As a rule of thumb, we can say that Plexiglass is about 30 times more impact-resistant than glass. How does that work in practice? Read all about the strength of acrylic sheet in our blog.

Plastic wall panels offer the ideal solution to quickly and affordably give a room a new, sleek look. In this blog, we give you a number of examples and ideas using HPL, Alupanel or acrylic wall panels.

The raw materials of acrylic are acetone, methanol, hydrogen cyanide and sulphuric acid. The end product is a harmless and extremely versatile plastic. Read more in our blog!

Acrylic is so popular because of the advantages over ordinary glass; it is stronger, lighter, easier to process and the light transmittance is much higher. In addition, acrylic is available in many types, colours and thicknesses. You’ll be amazed by this versatile material!