Plaskolite 11G0018A Acrylic Sheet 18x24 in 0.100 Thick

Product Description

The PLASKOLITE 11G0018A is a clear acrylic sheet measuring 18 x 24 inches at 0.100 inch thickness, used as a glazing panel in storm doors, window replacements, and other light-transmission applications. This material is shatter-resistant and impact-resistant, rated to withstand up to three times the impact force of standard double-strength window glass. It meets the ANSI Z97.1-1994 safety glazing standard, making it a code-recognized alternative to annealed glass. Glaziers, carpenters, and general contractors install this sheet where lightweight, safer glazing is required without the breakage risk of traditional glass.

This acrylic sheet is suited for residential and light commercial glazing jobs. Common applications include storm door window panels, interior partition inserts, picture frame glazing, display case fronts, and any fixed or operable glazing area where shatter-resistance is a priority. The crystal-clear optical quality provides high light transmission comparable to standard window glass. Its weather-resistant formulation holds up to outdoor exposure without significant yellowing or degradation under normal service conditions.

Key Features

• Impact resistance rated up to three times greater than double-strength window glass
• Meets ANSI Z97.1-1994 safety glazing standard
• Crystal-clear, high light-transmission finish suitable for door and window glazing
• Weather-resistant formulation for indoor and outdoor use
• Shatter-resistant construction reduces injury risk compared to annealed glass
• Carries a 10-year limited warranty from the manufacturer

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation glazing panel for storm doors, screen door window inserts, and fixed window frames requiring a standard 18 x 24 inch sheet at approximately 0.100 inch nominal thickness.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a glazier, carpenter, or experienced contractor. Before cutting or fitting, power down any electrically operated door or window hardware and secure the frame. Cut acrylic sheet with a fine-tooth saw blade or score-and-snap method using a straightedge; avoid applying excessive heat or pressure at cut edges. Follow local building code requirements for safety glazing in hazardous locations as referenced in applicable residential or commercial codes.