Art3d 5-Pack of 24×36 PET/Plexiglass Sheets, Transparent Clear Flexible Plastic Sheet Panels for Craft, Picture Frames, Sign Blank, DIY Display Project

Used in conjunction with grids for a tank topper for turtles. Good stuff.

These are great for my art work and frame shop.

Easy to handle. Made holes with a knife and attached to the balcony rails with zip-ties. Added a zip tie in the middle of each panel for extra reinforcement because of high winds. The panels are not rigid. They are very clear and do not block our view.

Did so much with these..loved them.

didn’t realize how lucky I was to get them. Since then, I have found endless ways to use them and have ordered more of them. These sheets are very thin, about 1.0 mm in thickness, and can be shaped as needed without risking cracks. I’ve used this plexiglass as windshields in model cars and trucks, and as windscreens on model planes and boats. It works great in custom picture frames. I’m building a huge dollhouse for my neighbor’s little girl and I will use this plexiglass for the window panes. This material is easy to work with. Easy to shape. Easy to cut and drill. No special tools needed. At $17.99 for ten sheets, it’s inexpensive enough so you can experiment, finding your own unique uses for it.

These are PERFECT for situations where you need the look of glass or plexiglass, or in my case just a smooth surface, without the structural rigidity of plexiglass. They are much cheaper than the equivalent plexi. And I needed them for a terrarium to have a surface I could see through in order to see the background I installed, but also something my lizards bugs couldnt climb and escape from. This was exactly what I needed.

These sheets of material are not clear like glass but are barely transparent, neither are they .040 thick but they are only .031 thick. Chinese crap!.

These are easy to handle and are good for a few applications but they are not clear sheets they have a frosted look to them so if that does not matter to you then they will be great.

Most people would use these plexiglass sheets to cover pictures in frames, and the sheets would be great at that. However, I ordered these sheets to fix an unusual problem. My pantry shelves are made of plastic coated metal rods. The shelves have spaces between the rods so its difficult to store narrow glass bottles such as oil, vanilla, flavored vinegar, gourmet sauces, etc., without them tumbling over like dominoes. So I lined the shelves with these plexiglass sheets and, WOW, the problem is solved. All my oils and other cooking ingredients remain upright. No more messes. I love them!

I liked these acrylic sheets. They are thin enough to cut with a sharp utility knife. I suggest laying the sheet on some scrap corrugated cardboard prior to measuring and cuttiing. Two passes with the knife and you are through. I like to use the thin 1/16 sheets for framing posters. They hold the poster well and are light compared to glass. Important when they are 24 x 36. Downside would be the static when you pull off the protective plastic that covers the sheet. Keep your work area clean and you should have no problems. The sheets arrived well boxed and flawless.