Polycarbonate Clear Plastic Sheet

Well protected, size as described. No scratches or damage. For my purpose was easy to bend with heat gun.

These cut the same as wood on a band saw with 14 tpi blade with no cracking or other issues that sometimes pop up with plexiglass. The sheet is clear as glass and without looking at the edges you wouldn't know it wasn't glass. The shatterproof clear panel is great to finish off electronic projects or even when replacing picture frame glass which had an accident.Will buy again, possibly in a thinner option but this is good stuff. The inch grid markings on the front help a great deal for sanity check when laying something out prior to cutting.

I'm using these to attach milk crates to the luggage racks of our scooters. The milk crates work well for transporting groceries and such, but I've found that the stress of carrying such items takes a toll on the bottom of the crates, causing them to fail prematurely.I have thus taken to adding a "buffer" between the rack and the crate's base on each installation. Previously I used plexiglass, but found that cutting and drilling it was difficult. The pieces would crack or shatter.These panels, however, accepted both cutting and drilling without issue. I was able to customize them to fit the crate and then add holes through which I run zip ties, attaching the crates to the racks.I would absolutely purchase these again if I need to replace those crates. I have the impression that these panels will be more durable as well.

Value for money:Item as described.

Works great for airsoft as a lenses protectors

A racoon busted up a bird feeder of ours that has two clear plastic panels. This stuff is heavier. It cuts easily with a fine sheet-metal blade in a saber saw.

Durable, and true to size

Nothing to really complain about. I believe mine did not come with corner guards, but it was intact regardless. I could see the corners getting a bit messed up on some shipments as a result.It's a nice piece of clear acrylic, and a good thickness to be fairly rigid. Makes a good lid for various projects. Make sure you score it very well, preferably on both sides, before snapping it. I have had trouble getting it to snap in a smooth line, even with lots of scoring. Probably just me failing to do it right somehow.