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  1. MaterialPerspex Impressions LinearImpressions are new types of Perspex® which add texture to plastic. The pattern is designed for retail and interiors. It features long, irregular vertical lines interwoven with horizontal lines to form a the texture. The pattern will not be rubbed or scratched off and cannot be delaminated.
  2. MaterialPerspex Spectrum LEDThis Perspex® cast acrylic sheet is suitable for LED lighting. Its ‘spectrum’ colours have been formulated to optimise colour performance with transmitted and reflected light using white LEDs. The spectrum material comes in a standard thickness of 3mm and sheet sizes of 3050 mm x 2030 mm.
  3. MaterialPerspex SparkleThis Perspex® acrylic sheet is produced from a monomer, which is cast between two sheets of glass and is polymerised in batches in ovens and water baths in a controlled manufacturing process. The collection’s name, Sparkle, derives from the iridescent particles that are added to the plastic. These particles glitter and give the material a shimmering effect.
  4. MaterialPerspex CoralPerspex® Coral is a new line of tough plastic material that can be used for a range of indoor and outdoor designs. It is made by casting a coloured monomer between two sheets of acrylic glass. This layer is then polymerised. The result is a vibrantly coloured and damage resistant acrylic sheet. Applications include chairs, fencing and partitions.
  5. MaterialPerspex FluorescentThis fluorescent Perspex® cast acrylic sheet is produced directly from monomer, cast between two sheets of high quality glass and is polymerised in batches in specially developed ovens and water baths in a carefully controlled manufacturing process.
  6. MaterialPERSPEX®CAST ACRYLIC SHEET WITH LIMITLESS COLOUR AND TEXTURE OPTIONS. PERSPEX® acrylic sheet is recognised as a premium product, one of the best quality acrylic…
  7. MaterialWood, cork & PerspexDesigner Theo Riviere has taken on a new art form working with materials like cork, plywood, and Perspex, to make these ornamental wooden objects and panels. With diverse silhouettes, each sculpture takes on an architectural form that’s further enhanced with the combination of materials. By laminating and layering the materials, contemporary patterns form after using the lathe on each object.