Acrylic sheet

Crystal-clear or frosted acrylic, printed and cut to size — the premium panel with depth.

From 1,43 € incl. VAT

Acrylic gives a print depth no board has: printed on the back of a clear sheet, the image sits behind a glass-like surface; printed on frosted acrylic it glows softly. Company signs on stand-offs, gallery prints, menu boards, awards, counter displays.

How it works

Choose the sheet. Clear in 3, 5 or 10 mm, frosted, or block-out white for an opaque panel.
Type the size. Any format up to 200 × 300 cm — priced by the square metre, with the minimum per job ticket shown as you go.
Add what it needs. Drill holes for stand-offs, a shaped cut, milled letters, white ink under the colour so it stays bright on clear.

For the buyer

Cast acrylic (PMMA), clear, frosted or opaque white, polished edges on request. Direct UV print, 4-colour with white; second-surface print on clear sheets on request. Indoor and sheltered outdoor use. Cut to size.

Materials

Clear acrylic 3 mm
Clear acrylic 5 mm
Clear acrylic 10 mm
Frosted acrylic 3 mm
Block-out white acrylic 3 mm

Specifications

Material: Cast acrylic (PMMA) — clear, frosted or block-out white
Thickness: 3 mm, 5 mm or 10 mm (clear); 3 mm frosted and block-out
Print: Direct UV print, 4-colour, with white ink where needed; second-surface print on clear on request
Sizes: From 10 × 10 cm up to 200 × 300 cm, cut to size
Edges: Sawn clean; polished on request
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor and sheltered outdoor use
Minimum: One square metre per job ticket — smaller sheets are billed the minimum, extra copies included up to it
Production: 4–7 working days from your order, plus 1–2 days for delivery

Questions

Clear or frosted?

Clear when the print should sit behind a glass-like surface — signs on stand-offs, gallery prints, anything with depth. Frosted when the panel should glow softly and hide what is behind it — backlit signs, menu boards, privacy panels. Block-out white when nothing should show through.

Can it be drilled for stand-offs?

Yes. Add drill holes in every corner when you order and we place them 15 mm from the edges, ready for standard stand-off mounts.

Which thickness?

3 mm for signs up to about 60 cm and prints behind glass-like surfaces. 5 mm for larger signs on stand-offs. 10 mm for rigid panels, thick letters and counter displays.

Why is there a minimum per job ticket?

Every ticket means a sheet on the machine and a cut, however small the piece. The minimum equals one square metre. If your sheet is smaller, the page tells you how many copies the minimum already covers — add them at no extra cost.