I used these in my greenhouse to cover a slotted shelf, just did the job nicely.

this product is not pure acrylic like they said - I assume it would work fine for most things but under the lazer cutter it just melts so it’s likely a styrene acrylic mix - don’t lazercut this material

An unknown member of the family apparently tried to close an interior glass panelled door with his foot, which went straight through one of the panels. I initially tried to get a glazier but didn't get much interest so decided to do it myself. Now I've tried cutting glass with a glass cutter but the results have always been an expensive shambles. I've seen people do it making it look so easy, but whenever I've tried, utter failure.So I decided to do it with perspex. I had to cut it to size, using a jigsaw with a plastic cutting blade. This needs to be done slowly to avoid cracking the perspex (I learnt this previously), and also to avoid melting the material with friction heat. I'd bought this 2 pack just in case, but managed the job with just one, so I've got a spare for next time some idiot can't be bothered to close the door with its handle. The panel went in with thin strips of wood (rather than putty) which have to be pinned in, so again I was happy to be dealing with acrylic and not glass as hammering in the pins did occasionally touch the surface. A thin layer of silicone completed the job and you wouldn't know it wasn't glass unless you did know.So very happy with the product, did the job perfectly and probably at a fraction of the cost of a glazier.

Needed to use this for a laser printing project, half way through, the sheet began to warp and bend making the printing unable to complete the process. Ended up having to throw it in the bin and use a different brand, I guess these sheets are good for cold cutting i.e. picture frames but absolutely unacceptable for laser printing.For future customers this might be a good fact to state on the product page.

A good product