Displaypro A4 Size Clear Acrylic Perspex Sheet/Panel 297mm x 210mm in 2mm 3mm 4mm 5mm 6mm 8mm 10mm (6mm Thick)

Lovely solid Perspex sheet for what ever your need with this type of material. I was able to drill four holes in10mm thickness Perspex and put in threads to take M4 screws to hold brackets which have held very secure. The edges come polished so no rough surfaces to deal with and both sides of the sheet come with protective covers which are easy to remove. Pleased with product and will not hesitate to buy again if needed.

I needed this for printing, and I'm very pleased with this. I do monoprinting in different styles, and this sheet has had lots of use already. It's wearing very well, washes easily and is great to use. Do remember to peel the coating off! It's perfectly clear underneath. I'll be buying another soon. It isn't cheap, but it's good quality and I'm happy to recommend it.

Perfect for crafts shows! They're very sturdy even when the wind blows.

To be honest, I returned this item as I ordered the wrong size! However, I have given it five stars as it would of been perfect (if it fitted) and it was of very good quality.

Not used this batch as yet but great to cut mold drill. Received clear and unmarked in a film both sides so working on it is easy and scratch free. Recommended.

its thick and strong perfect. Three stars because it says clear and its not.

Quality sheet of perspex, Comes with protective sheet on both sides Easy to cut on the saw bench. I used some to make a protective screen between my saw bench blade and me, and it does stop things from flying up in your face, plus its clear enough to be able to see the position of the work piece and the saw blade

I used this to create a protective shield on my Eotech sight (airsoft) and was really pleased with the result. By using this stuff I saved myself a fortune by not needing to buy a manufactured product and I have enough perspex left to make several more shields. I can't imagine many people will need this perspex for this purpose but I can say that it cut okay and polished up nice and clear by using really, really fine abrasive cloths. The perspex had several direct hits from plastic pellets travelling at 350 feet per second and it has survived without a scratch, thus saving my expensive sight. Very unscientific but this makes it strong stuff to me.