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.

worked well

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.

* Shipping Packaging could have been better * specifically to protect the corners. Material is heavy and clear, marked "Lexan" but I can't confirm and don't really care care about brand for my use. Cuts well with electric saw. One corner was banged/small chip probably during shipment. 2'x4' piece was shipped with one layer of cardboard & tape, so edges and corner are semi-exposed. I suggest vendor should add cardboard protective corners. If you need full-size edge-to-edges, then allow for possible shipping damage unless vendor adjusts packaging. Arrived on time.

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!

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

Value for the money, easy to cut

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