2 Pieces 1/8" Thick (3mm) Acrylic Sheets,Clear Cast Plexiglass 8” x 12” with Protective Paper for Signs DIY Display Projects,Craft,Photo Frames

No more braking glass and this product is very strong and clear.

Perfect. Thickness is correct for a frame. The plexiglass was protected with a film on both sides AND then wrapped in a protective bag.

Worked perfect for my project. Liked the fact that both sides were protected with a layer if film.

This is exactly what I needed to put on some stickers to display. It's manageable, and not heavy, as glass would be.

These hold my large (9x12) gel plates perfectly! Just thick enough to not bend or warp. I sanded the edges/corners before use.

It's pretty thin, and it's acrylic. What that means is that if you try to use it as an aquarium lid, it will sag.Ordered 2 pieces and I got it at about 10 bucks/piece. The dimensions are quite large, an appropriate size for a 10gal fish tank lid when cut down. However, it sags quite badly. I should have sprung for a sheet that was polycarbonate and maybe 1/4" thick, which is a decent bit pricier but has much less of a chance of sagging.Use the right material for a project. This would probably work fine for a picture frame cover, or something along those lines. If it's vertical and supported on all edges, it probably won't warp or sag much.

Item is perfect for protecting top of dresser or table. was a bit thicker than I expected but still does the job. Can clearly see through to pressed photos or maps while protecting them at the same time from occasional water over flow from planters on surface. Order was delivered in a box that was way too large. So It arrived looking all beat up and taped together with clear packing tape. Fortunately the product was not damaged. This is unusual for AMAZON orders. Otherwise, all is good.

Glad they come with protective wrap on 'em cuz some of the pieces came with scratches already on the plastic, peeled that back and the acrylic seems fine underneath.From the item page they don't appear to recommend using a knife on these, but they're only 1/8", I cut them in half with a razor blade and they snapped apart with relative ease after scoring them and making several passes on each side