11x14" PET Sheet

These PET panels are great quality, nice clarity, no warping, and they cut cleanly without cracking. Perfect for crafts, signage, protective covers, or any DIY project where you need something lightweight but durable. The 10‑pack is a great value.

I use these for pallets for oil painting for my classes. I would like to use pallet paper, but it's too hard to use and teach for the clients. These lay flat and they don't move much, and it gives them a nice clean place to lay their paint. These are very durable. They are a nice, thick acrylic, not too flexible

This was a great investment for me. I was able to give my watercolor painting to my client safely and let them take care of going to a professional framer frame their picture

This is more like actual thin plexiglass rather than the softer PET plastic. You cannot cut this with scissors or tin snips without it cracking into pieces, so make sure you use a plexiglass cutter instead.

This is working great! I used command strips to attach this to my front door so the cats don’t scratch the screen! It was VERY easy to cut.

used to top off my wire shelving. easy to cut and thick enough to not waffle or warp

These are awesome and clearer than windows once you remove the film on both sides. I needed it as a "window" once putting in a AC unit. Since the window opens from side to side, I needed something to fill the open space at the top and this was perfect.

I purchased these PET sheets intending to laser cut small paint stencils on a 50 W CO₂ laser. The listing suggests PET plastic sheets, which led me to believe they would behave similarly to polyester/Mylar stencil film. These sheets are approximately 0.04" thick rigid PET panels. Under a CO₂ laser they do not cut cleanly. Instead they soften and melt, producing rough edges and re-solidified plastic. This makes them unsuitable for precision stencil work. For anyone purchasing this for laser cutting: this is not the thin polyester stencil film typically used for laser-cut stencils (usually 4–7 mil). It behaves more like rigid craft plastic than stencil material. The sheets themselves may be fine for crafts, protective panels, or Cricut cutting, but they are not appropriate for laser stencil applications.

This is not the type of plastic that will snap with snap when bent, in fact you can bend edges into it if needed. The plastic itself can curve and roll - and will curve/not hold its weight if propped on an angle (at least by the whole sheet). The plastic itself is solid and clear and cuts pretty easily with either a heavy duty box cutter or sharp scissors for crafts. I used it to create side barrier (cut into 12"x36") for my work table and applied UV film to block out any sunlight coming from the gap between my monitors and table. At 12"x36" (half the width) it is sturdy enough to sit upright without curving as long as it's mounted properly along the length. Overall it is as advertised.

These work great to protect my french door from the dog with sepatation anxiety and protect the dog from sustaining potential injury. It is very clear so you can still see clearly theough the glass. I just adhere it with 3M strips. This time I used the velcro type in case I want to remove it for cleaning or replacement.

I used them to build an enclosure for 3D printer. Frame from wood strips, used table saw to make slits then slid these sheets in. Yes they are 1mm thin, but that's not an issue, there is no reason to spend money on thicker sheets. They do the job. Added fans and vent and the enclosure is perfect. These sheets are not brittle, don't break or chip. This is a second enclosure I built this way and would recommend these sheets. When you are making enclosure, work from the sheets, try to fit the enclosure frame to the sheets so you don't need to cut them.

Génial Mis dans la porte moustiquaire pour éviter les bris de chats Se coupe super bien et fait le tire de la hauteur de la porte donc parfait Bon prix et bonne qualité

Perfect. Exactly what I needed.