Bsc Preferred 1AG1088A Acrylic Sheet 30x36 0.100 in

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 1AG1088A is a standard-grade clear acrylic sheet measuring 30 inches by 36 inches with a 0.100-inch thickness. Acrylic sheet stock is a lightweight, rigid thermoplastic used across a wide range of building, fabrication, and repair applications. This sheet weighs approximately 4.69 pounds and ships in a package sized at 30.50 inches by 36.50 inches by 1.00 inch. It is suitable for cutting, drilling, and bonding with standard acrylic-compatible adhesives, making it a practical material solution for trade professionals and skilled DIYers alike.

This acrylic sheet is used in residential and light commercial building applications where a flat, transparent or translucent panel is required. Common uses include replacement glazing for light fixtures, cabinet inserts, signage panels, protective barriers, and general fabrication tasks. The 0.100-inch gauge is a thin, flexible profile appropriate for applications that do not require heavy structural load-bearing capacity. Builders, glaziers, electricians, and general contractors typically work with this format of acrylic sheet stock.

Key Features

• 30 x 36 inch sheet size provides a workable area for a wide range of panel and glazing applications
• 0.100-inch thickness offers a lightweight, flexible acrylic profile suitable for non-structural uses
• Standard Plaskolite acrylic construction - compatible with common acrylic cutting and bonding methods
• Non-hazardous material classification for standard handling and shipping
• Unit-quantity packaging (EA) simplifies single-sheet procurement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement or general-purpose acrylic panel for residential and light commercial building supply applications requiring a 30 x 36 inch, 0.100-inch-thick acrylic sheet.

Installation Notes

Acrylic sheet is typically cut using a scoring tool, circular saw with a fine-tooth blade, or jigsaw - always use appropriate eye protection and secure the sheet firmly before cutting. Remove protective masking film only after all cutting and drilling is complete to minimize surface scratching. When fastening, use slotted or oversized holes to allow for thermal expansion. Power down any electrical fixtures or enclosures before installing acrylic panels in or near energized equipment.