Acrylic & plexiglass
Clear Acrylic
1/8 in thick · 4 × 8 ft
$130.00CAD per sheet before GST
Product details & other formatsPolycarbonate & greenhouse
Lexan Polycarbonate Sheet — 4 ft × 8 ft — 3/16 in · 4 × 8 ft
Clear Lexan sheet is listed in 4 × 8 ft dimensions for industrial protective panels, commercial glazing, retail barriers and fabricated equipment covers. Choose the thickness around the installation and include mounting or cutout details when requesting a custom panel.
$234.50 CAD before GST
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Material details & applications
Clear polycarbonate sheet for industrial protective panels, commercial glazing, retail barriers and fabricated equipment covers. Its clear appearance allows visibility through partitions, viewing windows and fabricated covers. Choose thickness and dimensions around the intended installation, and share mounting or cutout details when requesting a custom panel.
Explore the lexan polycarbonate guide: strength, uses and lexan vs acrylic guide
Specifications at a glance
- Material
- Solid Lexan polycarbonate
- Sheet size
- 4 × 8 ft
- Thickness
- Choose the listed thickness.
- Custom dimensions
- Quote only. Send your required dimensions.
- Selected catalogue option
- Choose a product option for its dimensions and finish.
- SKU
- Choose an option above.
Catalogue options describe the listed material. Confirm grade, tolerances, availability and suitability with our team.
Common questions
What sheet format is listed?
This page lists clear solid polycarbonate sheets in the 4 × 8 ft format, with thickness options shown in the selector.
How should I confirm suitability for a protective panel?
Provide the installation, thickness and mounting requirements and confirm the exact grade and supplier documentation with our team before specifying performance.
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