Our acrylic glass sheets (also known as PMMA) are made of weatherproof, transparent plastic and consist of solid material with protective film on both sides. We are happy to cut them to your desired dimensions and deliver them to you at the best price. Acrylic glass is weatherproof and waterproof and is equally suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
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Acrylic sheets cut to size are the ideal solution when a transparent, lightweight and stable material is required. They are used wherever glass is too heavy, too fragile or impractical from a structural point of view – for example for glazing, protective screens, signs or custom design applications.
Thanks to millimetre-precise production, you receive exactly the acrylic sheet that suits your project – without any reworking on site.
Acrylic sheets have proven themselves as a reliable material in industry, the skilled trades and private applications for many years. Cut precisely to size, they make it possible to create accurate, durable and visually appealing solutions for a wide variety of applications.
Made-to-measure acrylic sheets are particularly useful for individual projects. They enable precisely fitting solutions for structures, installations and design applications. The material can be processed accurately, cut cleanly and adapted flexibly to different requirements. For particularly high-quality results on visible edges, laser-cut acrylic is a proven solution with visually polished cut surfaces.
In practice, careful planning and material-appropriate processing are essential. Especially with acrylic sheets cut to size, precise dimensions, suitable fastening methods and correct machining ensure permanently stable and visually high-quality results.
Acrylic is a transparent plastic based on PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate). Unlike composite materials, acrylic has a homogeneous structure and therefore offers a uniform material composition with high transparency and good weather resistance. Acrylic sheets are considerably lighter than glass and less prone to breakage, making them a versatile substitute for glass in numerous applications.
Acrylic sheets cut to size combine high transparency, low weight and good weather resistance. Even under changing operating conditions, they offer high dimensional stability and a smooth, high-quality surface for visually and technically demanding applications. At the same time, made-to-measure acrylic sheets are highly versatile and can be processed precisely – including as laser-cut acrylic for exact contours and clean edges.
| Property | Rating | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Weather resistance | high | suitable for indoor and outdoor use, durable when used correctly |
| UV resistance | very good | high light transmission is retained over the long term |
| Weight | low | approx. 1.19 kg/dm³ and therefore considerably lighter than glass |
| Light transmission | very high | up to 92% for transparent acrylic sheets cut to size |
| Stability | good | less prone to breakage than glass, but more susceptible to scratches |
| Dimensional stability | good | low risk of warping when installed correctly |
| Machinability | very good | suitable for sawing, drilling, milling and precise laser processing |
| Surface quality | high | smooth, brilliant surface for visual applications |
The information listed here describes the general material properties of our acrylic sheets. Complete technical data and binding values can be found in the data sheet for the selected version.
Acrylic sheets are used wherever transparency, low weight and a high-quality appearance are required. Acrylic sheets cut to size enable precisely fitting solutions for functional and decorative indoor and outdoor applications.
Acrylic sheets are ideal as a lightweight substitute for glass in patio roofs, carports or greenhouses. They are weather-resistant, light-transmitting and considerably less prone to breakage than glass.
Made-to-measure acrylic sheets enable precisely fitting solutions for every structure.
Depending on the chosen version, acrylic sheets provide privacy for balconies, patios or gardens while still allowing light to pass through.
Acrylic sheets cut to size can be integrated neatly into existing systems.
The smooth surface creates a brilliant appearance and is ideal for signs, displays and advertising applications.
Laser-cut acrylic provides particularly clean and visually high-quality cut edges.
Indoors, acrylic sheets are used for furniture fronts, covers and decorative elements.
Acrylic sheets cut to size enable precisely fitting solutions for individual applications.
Clear acrylic sheets can be used for individually planned aquariums, display tanks and transparent containers. Sheet thickness, water height, cutting, construction, bonding and permanent exposure to water must all be carefully coordinated.
Our blog How to build an acrylic aquarium yourself explains what matters when selecting the material and cut as well as ensuring watertightness.
As protective screens or machine covers, acrylic sheets provide high light transmission combined with low weight.
Made-to-measure acrylic sheets enable ready-to-install solutions with drilled holes and cut-outs.
Acrylic sheets can be processed precisely and installed neatly when the material behaviour and sensitivity of the surface are taken into account. Especially with acrylic sheets cut to size, stress-free fastening is essential for permanently stable results.
Practical note: Laser-cut acrylic is ideal for visible edges. CNC machining is often the better choice for thicker sheets or structural components.
Acrylic sheets can be sawn, drilled and milled cleanly using suitable tools. Adapted tools and low-stress processing are important for high-quality cut edges and drilled holes. Our blog How to drill acrylic correctly explains how to support the sheet correctly, which drill bit is suitable and how to prevent cracks or chipping.
Laser-cut acrylic produces particularly smooth, visually polished edges.
For clean bonded joints, the adhesive, material combination and joint width must be compatible. Precisely fitting acrylic joints can be made almost invisible using a suitable PMMA cold-welding adhesive, while larger joints or connections to other materials may require different adhesive systems.
Our blog How to bond acrylic correctly explains which adhesives are suitable and what needs to be considered during preparation, fixing and curing.
Drilled holes should be larger than the screw diameter so that the material can expand without stress.
Do not overtighten screws – spacers or clamp holders are often the better solution for visible applications.
A level, stable substructure is essential for permanently clean results. Localised stresses should be avoided.
Suitable structures can be made from aluminium, wood or plastic with evenly distributed supports.
Acrylic sheets are easy to care for, but more susceptible to scratches than glass.
Soft cloths and mild cleaners are recommended – avoid aggressive or abrasive products.
Fine scratches, matt areas or dull surfaces on smooth acrylic sheets can often be restored. In our blog Polishing acrylic and removing scratches, we explain step by step how acrylic can be cleaned, polished and restored to a clear finish.
Choosing the right acrylic sheet depends primarily on the application, appearance and load. Acrylic sheets cut to size enable precisely fitting solutions – provided that planning and fastening are carefully coordinated.
Important: Made-to-measure acrylic sheets should always be planned with sufficient clearance for thermal expansion.
Essential for stability and deflection.
Smaller formats or applications supported across their full surface can use thinner sheets.
For larger sheets or unsupported areas, thicker acrylic sheets should be selected to prevent excessive deflection and stress.
Important for lighting effects, privacy and design.
Transparent acrylic sheets are suitable as a substitute for glass, while opal or coloured versions can be used specifically for privacy or design purposes.
Laser-cut acrylic is recommended for visible components because it produces particularly clean and visually high-quality edges.
The basis for clean, stress-free installation.
Acrylic sheets cut to size should be matched precisely to the installation situation.
Drilled holes, cut-outs and expansion clearances should be considered at the planning stage to avoid subsequent stress or reworking.
Different requirements apply depending on whether the material is used indoors or outdoors.
For outdoor use, weather resistance and UV stability should be the main focus.
For indoor use, appearance, surface quality and the desired lighting effect are the key factors when choosing the right version.
When the material, fastening method and application are carefully coordinated, durable and visually high-quality solutions can be achieved.
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Our team will help you select the right acrylic sheets – whether for industry, the skilled trades or private projects.
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Alternatively, use our selection guide or send us your drawing for an individual machining enquiry.
The right accessories are essential to install acrylic sheets neatly, fasten them securely and achieve a visually high-quality finish. The following categories contain suitable profiles, fastening solutions and system components for acrylic sheets cut to size, signs, glazing and individual structures. All components shown are technically suitable for typical applications involving made-to-measure acrylic sheets.
Acrylic sheets are suitable for indoor and outdoor applications such as privacy screens, balcony cladding, roofing, protective screens and signs. Their high light transmission makes them an ideal substitute for glass.
Acrylic sheets cut to size are particularly suitable for precisely fitting individual projects in construction, the skilled trades and design.
Acrylic is the general material designation for polymethyl methacrylate, or PMMA for short. PLEXIGLAS® is a protected trademark for specific products made from this material. In everyday language, PLEXIGLAS® is often used as a synonym for acrylic.
Further information about the names, properties and manufacturing methods can be found in our blog Acrylic and PLEXIGLAS® in detail.
Yes, the acrylic sheets offered are UV- and weather-resistant. When selected and used correctly, they retain their high light transmission and visual quality even during long-term outdoor use.
This makes made-to-measure acrylic sheets suitable for permanent outdoor applications such as roofing and cladding.
Yes, acrylic sheets can be manufactured to your specifications with millimetre precision. This gives you precisely fitting components without additional reworking.
Made-to-measure acrylic sheets are also available with drilled holes, cut-outs or individual contours for different applications.
Yes, acrylic is very well suited to laser cutting. The process produces smooth, visually polished cut edges that are particularly suitable for signs, displays, covers and other visible applications.
Laser-cut acrylic is mainly used when precise contours and a high-quality edge finish are required.
The suitable thickness depends on the format, span and load. Smaller formats usually require thinner sheets, while larger areas or unsupported applications require thicker acrylic sheets.
The interaction between sheet size, fastening and substructure is always decisive.
Acrylic sheets can be screwed, clamped or fastened with spacers. Stress-free installation with sufficiently large drilled holes is important so that the material can expand when temperatures change.
Our blog How to drill acrylic correctly explains how to produce clean drilled holes and avoid cracks, chipping or melted edges. Made-to-measure acrylic sheets should also always be combined with suitable fastening systems to achieve permanently stable results.
Lukewarm water, soft cloths and mild cleaners are suitable for cleaning. Abrasive cleaners should be avoided because they can damage the surface.
Regular care with suitable cleaning and polishing products is recommended to keep surfaces clear and visually appealing over the long term.
Acrylic is considerably less prone to breakage than glass, but it is not unbreakable. It has good impact strength and is therefore a safe, lightweight alternative to glass for many applications.
This property is frequently used for protective glazing and covers made from acrylic sheets cut to size.
High-quality acrylic sheets suitable for outdoor use have very good UV and weather resistance. When used correctly, their transparency is therefore retained over the long term.
The selected sheet version, operating conditions and material-appropriate cleaning and care are decisive.