An acrylic sheet is used in many industries such as construction, signage, furniture, interiors, automotive, and manufacturing. It is commonly used as a transparent sheet for windows, partitions, display cases, sign boards, and protective covers.

Yes, in many applications acrylic sheets are better than glass. They are lighter in weight, stronger, safer, and more impact-resistant. Acrylic sheets do not shatter easily and last longer in outdoor conditions.

The thickness depends on the application. Thin sheets (1mm–3mm) are suitable for signage and frames, while thicker sheets (6mm–12mm) are used for furniture and partitions. Very thick sheets (20mm–85mm) are used for industrial and structural purposes.

Standard acrylic sheet sizes are 6 x 4 feet and 8 x 4 feet. These sizes are widely used because they are easy to handle and reduce material wastage during fabrication.

The acrylic sheet price depends on thickness, type (cast or extruded), color, brand, and order quantity. Thicker sheets and imported brands usually cost more. Bulk orders generally offer better pricing.

Yes, acrylic sheets are suitable for outdoor use because they are UV resistant and weather resistant. They do not turn yellow easily and maintain clarity for a long time when used outdoors.

Yes, acrylic sheets are easy to cut, drill, bend, and polish using proper tools. This makes them a preferred plastic sheet for fabrication and custom design work.

Cast acrylic sheets have better surface quality and clarity, making them ideal for engraving and premium applications. Extruded acrylic sheets are more economical and are commonly used for general-purpose applications.

Clean acrylic sheets with mild soap and water using a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive materials and harsh chemicals, as they can scratch the surface.

The minimum order quantity is 20 sheets. Ordering in bulk helps ensure consistent quality and better value for money.