Polycarbonate Plastic Sheet 48" X 96" X 0.118" (1/8", 4x8 ft) Exact, EasyRuler Film, Shatter Resistant, Easier to Cut, Bend, Mold Than Plexiglass. for Robotics, Hobby, Home, DIY, Industrial, Crafts

Thick and nice enough for DYI window well covers. Cut perfectly with electric hand saw. Nice to have a 5x8 sheet delivered early and in great shape! Worth the money compared to Home Deopt and Lowes polycarbonate options. Sturdy enough for dogs to stand on w/o breaking.

Exactly as described. Polycarbonate was rolled and packaged effectively. Polycarbonate itself was clean cut.

The snow blower (all by itself don't you know) took out the glass in the back of my pickup topper and this worked as a replacement, it cut well with a jig saw and a fairly coarse blade on slower speed, too fast and the material melts to the blade, anyhow don't push it too much and all is well. Good price,good material,beat the competition by a mile on price.

Used it to protect a drafty stained glasswindow. ⅛" is more than enough for protecting an inner work of art.I will buy more to shield an artsy beveled-glass front door, and add 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦 thermalprotection..

Good material to work with, great experience with seller

I used 7 sheets of this. It is great. I cut it with a dewalt jigsaw with a fine blade. Drilled it with a carbide drill bit. Even drilled screws straight through it! I would recommend testing the screws on a scrap piece first though if you don’t pre drill. The screws I was using were pretty small.

This is as good as any you can buy. ABSOLUTELY don't cut polycarbonate with skill saw, table saw or miter saw. It will melt to the blade and more or less explode when it sticks to the blade. I have a scar to prove it. Use a jig saw on slow speed and keep the blade wet with a quart spray bottle full of water. Use the blank white side to mark out you project Use thin line sharpe. The markings on opposite side are not square with the sheet. Be very careful when unrolling as it's under a lot of pressure when it's rolled up. I'm using it to protect glass storm door during hurricane s. I wanted 1/4" but way to expensive to get shipped to me. Polycarbonate is very tuff but easy to scratch. Hope this helps keep someone from getting injured!

We purchased this product to cover 2 large egress windows that would have required pricy, custom covers. We decided to give this a try after receiving affirmation from previous purchasers that they were durable enough to hold up to a Minnesota winter. The polycarbonate cut easily with a jigsaw. It didn’t coil up as other reviewers experienced and has held up to the Mn winter snowfalls so far.