If you’re looking for a DIY to do around the house this school holidays, perspex sheets might be the hidden hero you’ve been waiting for.
There are lots of benefits to using perspex sheets in your home DIYs; they are hardy and so child friendly, they are cost-effective and there are plenty of applications for the sheets around the house that you’ve probably never heard of.
Strong, long-lasting, and durable
It can replace glass in many scenarios and can even be reflective. Although they look and feel like glass, they are far stronger and more durable, which makes them the perfect option for a variety of home DIY projects.
Child friendly
DIY projects are a great way to keep your children busy, help them build fine motor skills, harness their creativity, and spend time with each other as a family. DIY projects often involve materials that are not so child-friendly, like scissors or breakable items.
The main benefit of using perspex sheets with kids on a DIY project is that they are invincible and won’t shatter or break like glass will, so you can confidently use them with kids.
Cheap
Usually, DIY projects are slightly experimental so you don’t want to spend a lot of money on your materials unless you are very confident that you are going to get the outcome you want. Because these sheets are so cost-effective, they allow you to try out a variety of DIY projects, learn new skills, and create something.
Versatile
It comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. You can find them in almost every solid color, and there are also options for tinted, mirrored, or clear sheets. When you buy from a supplier, you can get them cut down to any size to suit your project’s needs. You can also find the different thickness of the sheet, so if you are making shelving you can get your perspex sheet a bit thicker, or if you are using it to laminate an existing cupboard or wall, you can get very thin sheets.
If you’re interested in more DIY projects, or where you can find the biggest range of perspex sheets online, visit Plastic Warehouse’s website. Their blog has plenty of tips about using plastic, and the latest innovations in plastic manufacturing.