Frequently Asked Questions

Do you cut acrylic sheets to size?

Yes. We cut acrylic sheets to your exact measurements using precision cutting equipment to ensure clean, accurate edges.

What thicknesses of acrylic sheets do you supply?

We supply a wide range of thicknesses including 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm and thicker sheets on request.

What colours and finishes are available?

We supply clear, coloured, frosted, opal, tinted and mirrored acrylic sheets. Availability may vary depending on thickness and size.

Do you offer custom shapes?

Yes. We can machine custom shapes, drill holes, polish edges.

Can I order just one sheet or do I need to buy in bulk?

You can order single sheets or large bulk quantities. We supply both individual customers and trade buyers.

Do you deliver across the UK?

Yes. We deliver nationwide. All sheets are carefully packaged to prevent damage during transport.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery times vary depending on the order size and level of customisation. Standard cut-to-size orders are usually dispatched quickly.

Is acrylic better than glass?

Acrylic is lighter, stronger and more impact-resistant than glass. It also offers excellent clarity and is easier to cut and machine.

Can acrylic be used outdoors?

Yes. Acrylic is weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use. It performs well in many external applications.

Do you offer trade pricing?

Yes. Trade discounts are available for bulk or repeat orders. Contact us to discuss your requirements.

How accurate is the cutting tolerance?

We cut to tight tolerances using professional machinery. If your project requires specific tolerances, contact us before ordering.

Can I collect my order?

Collection is available. Click on ‘Collect in store’ when you are in the basket. We will call or email once ready for collection.

Do you provide fabrication services?

Yes. We offer fabrication including:  polishing, machining and custom manufacturing.

What is the difference between acrylic and polycarbonate?

Acrylic has better optical clarity and scratch resistance, while polycarbonate is more impact-resistant. The best choice depends on your application.

If you can’t find the answer you need, please contact our team and we’ll be happy to help.