Displaypro 3mm Clear Acrylic Plastic Safety Sheet, Ideal for Shed Windows, Greenhouses, or Playhouses, 457mm x 457mm (18in x 18in), Residential Grade

Bought to replace broken panes in a greenhouse. These were easy to handle, sturdy and fitted perfectly in the frame. As clear as glass and 3mm thickness meant all the clips worked properly. Will buy again as needed.

Great quality, great clarity look just like glass.Perfect measurements made them very easy to fit.

Able to do good job with product and much safer than glass

Item damaged in post.Soon got sorted out, replacement arrived within a few days.Very pleased with this, fitted perfectly in greenhouse.Very pleased.

First sheet was damaged in post, a replacement was sent straight away, very good customer service, quality acrylic sheet cut to the correct size, would use this company again.

Bought this to replace a broken glass pane from our greenhouse. Fitted easily and very good value for money.

Purchased this to use on my tropical fish tanks as condensation tray's. on both tanks the acrylic bows down, on the larger tank actually into the water, i don't know if using thicker acrylic would make much difference, but it costs a lot more. so i'm not being negative to the product, i still use it and it does stop a lot of the evaporation from my tanks, i just have to turn each sheet upside down a couple of time a day to stop them bowing into the water.

Arrived quickly and was ideal for replacing a piece of (broken) 1930's glass on an outhouse, once cut to size.As available sizes were bigger/smaller than I needed, I read the Amazon questions and saw that they could cut to size if asked, which seemed ideal as some buyer reviews said cutting without breaking could be a problem.So, sent message asking for specific size and got a prompt reply apologising and explains they couldn't as they were ordered in bulk.Ok, took a risk, ordered anyway and it arrived quickly.I considered different cutting options and figured the easiest was to mark out the lines to cut and then use a Dremmel (or similar mini rotary tool) with a cutting disc as this would be more controllable and less aggressive than using a saw, hacksaw or jigsaw.This worked well as the sheet could be well supported and time taken to control the cutting process.Even though the line wasn't perfectly straight, it wasn't that crooked and was hidden behind the wooden frame beading once installed.Handy hint..... Wear goggles and a mask, keep the cutting disc speed low to moderate and take your time.If the cutting disc speed is too high, or you try to force the cut too fast, it has the effect of almost melting the sheet as it cuts, which then throws little strings of semi-molten or wispy material into your hair/eyes/nose and makes a mess to clean up.So, it's easy to cut if you take your time.Once installed I was impressed with how clear the sheet was and the lack of wobble and flex across across the sheetHandy hint 2.... If having to nail the beading to the frame so it holds the sheet in place, make sure you protect the sheet from contact with the hammer with a piece of cardboard because once the protective film is off the sheet it scratches very easilyBottom line: a bit pricey for what it is but it's cheaper than safety glass, it was fairly straightforward to cut to size, is surprisingly clear, had no discernible distortion and it arrived quickly.Would I buy again? Yes, without hesitation