Polycarbonate Lexan Sheet Clear 0.250” - 1/4" (6 mm) 24" x 48" - Thermoforming

Used it to make a replacement window to install a portable A/C unit. I have casement windows so the exhaust mount that came with the unit was useless. Pretty easy to cut with a hole saw.

Needed to replace to 11”-ish x 41”-ish broken glass panes in a bedroom window. Researched the best method for cutting this Lexan and found that a high tooth count carbide tipped blade was recommended for a circular saw, as I do t have a table saw. Well, I didn’t have one of those blades handy, so I used the basic blade that was in the saw. I encountered no problems with chipping at all (I did go relatively slow with the saw). It also helped that this has a bit of flex to it, unlike glass, so that I could navigate it into the frame more easily.

Lexan is the best, toughest and most bendable Plexiglas there is, bar none.

I bought this because it had the exact dimensions of what I needed for a bar top for a small bar that had open slats for a bar top. I had to sand down the edges and corners as they were very sharp but did not have to cut it, which was a plus. As a bar top this does seems to scratch easier then I thought it would. I get scratches on it just about evey time I use it and It's not like I am abusing it. They just seem to appear. I suppose it is not the best use of this, but it does work ok and for the price it was a decent solution.

Value for the money, easy to cut

Came in flawless condition, worked perfectly for my gaming desktop I made!!

The 1/4" polycarbonate was perfect for my needs and is easy to work with. I made front and rear shields for the canopy that I've fashioned for my tractor in preparation for adding a rear snow thrower. The polycarbonate cuts nicely with a fine-tooth saw blade (e.g., carbide 60 tooth 7 1/2" finishing blade) and drills cleanly with Unibits. (Make sure it's clamped to a flat surface before cutting and use a saw guide before cutting it.) I trimmed the exposed side panel edges with an inexpensive plastic lattice cap available at any home center. The trim is not necessary but it looks better. I haven't assessed 'durability' but I have no doubt it will last as long as the tractor!

Arrived fast, packed well and the Polycarbonate sheet was well protected and in a fine quality