Custom plexiglass cutting in Canet-en-Roussillon

Private customers

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Need a square or rectangular sheet? Order it online with an instant price.

Plexiglass or polycarbonate, cut to size up to 110 × 120 cm for delivery, and up to 300 × 200 cm for collection from the workshop. Delivery in mainland France or free collection from the workshop.

Calculate the price of my sheet

Do you have measurements, a template or a broken part to replace? We cut plexiglass (PMMA) to shape in our workshop in Canet-en-Roussillon, one-offs or large quantities. As craftsman manufacturers, we work for the marine sector, the building trade and private customers across the department.

Plexiglass panels cut to shape for boats

This is our speciality: panels cut to shape, made to measure, one-offs or large quantities.

Ideal for portholes, windows, windscreens, partitions, guards and more.
Rectangular, round or special shapes
With or without a template
Thicknesses: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm
Colours: clear, smoked or coloured
You only pay for what you cut
Fast production, on site in our workshop

Looking specifically to replace a boat window, porthole or windscreen? Everything is explained on our page plexiglass windows and portholes for boats(in French), with the Pyrénées-Orientales harbours we serve.

With or without a template

The easiest way is to bring us the original part or a cardboard template taken on board: we reproduce it exactly, holes included, so the screws line up without any adjustment during fitting. If you have neither, measurements or a drawing are enough — we redraw the shape before cutting and get your approval.

Glazing and protection for buildings

For businesses, property managers and tradespeople: replacement glazing, protective sheets, balustrade infills, clear workshop partitions, machine guards and display case protection. Plexiglass can be handled by one person and fitted with no risk of shattering — useful on upper floors, in renovation work or for a quick repair after a breakage. Full details for building projects: plexiglass for buildings.

Sheets on demand for private customers

For a square or rectangular sheet, the simplest option is to order your made-to-measure plexiglass online, with the price calculated instantly: cut to the millimetre, in cast PMMA or polycarbonate, whereas a standard DIY-store sheet still has to be cut down yourself. For anything else, come to the workshop with your measurements or the part to copy: table top, furniture protection, door glazing, fireplace plate, frame, disc, cut-out shape. A simple cut is often done the same day; for a shape or drilled holes, allow 48 hours. And if you would rather not deal with it, we can also install, as an option and on quotation, anywhere in the Pyrénées-Orientales and the Aude.

Displays, boxes and plexiglass items

We also assemble the finished piece: counter displays, ballot boxes, document holders, glued boxes, table stands, menu covers and POS stands. Cutting, drilling and bonding are all done in the same workshop, which gives crisp corners and consistent runs from one order to the next.

Plexi, Plexiglas, PMMA, acrylic glass: it is all the same thing

Customers call us using four different words for the same sheet, and that is normal. The technical name of the material is polymethyl methacrylate, shortened to PMMA. “Plexiglas” is actually a registered trademark, like Hoover for a vacuum cleaner: the word has passed into everyday language and now refers to any PMMA sheet, whatever the manufacturer. “Acrylic glass” or “acrylic sheet” are the terms you will see on technical data sheets. And plain “plexi” is what everyone says in the workshop. In short: ask for plexi, plexiglass, acrylic or PMMA, and we will understand the same thing. Be careful, however, with the “synthetic glass” sold in DIY stores, which is not always plexiglass: see our guide synthetic glass, plexiglass or polycarbonate.

Why choose it over glass

PMMA transmits about 92% of visible light: to the naked eye, a clear sheet is as transparent as a window pane. The difference lies elsewhere.

It does not cut. Plexiglass does not shatter into sharp fragments. That is why you find it on boats, in conservatories, on balustrades and wherever children are around.
It is half the weight. For the same size, one person can carry a sheet that would take two people and a suction lifter in glass.
It does not yellow. Unlike PVC or low-end polycarbonate, PMMA withstands UV without turning yellow or going cloudy. That is decisive here, with our sunshine and the glare of the seaside.
It can be worked. It can be cut to shape, drilled and bonded edge to edge. That is what makes it possible to produce shapes no glazier would make at this price.
It can be recycled. PMMA depolymerises at low temperature and goes back to raw material, making it one of the most environmentally friendly engineering plastics.

Its limits, which we prefer to tell you upfront

Plexiglass scratches more easily than glass: clean it with soapy water and a soft cloth, never with alcohol-based glass cleaner or an abrasive sponge. It withstands continuous use up to about 80 °C, so it has no place above a hob, a barbecue or a heater. And it moves with temperature: on a large piece, we allow clearance in the holes so that expansion does not crack the sheet. That is the kind of detail that makes the difference between an installation that lasts ten years and one that breaks in its first summer.

Colours and finishes

The sheet starts out clear and glossy, but it also comes in smoked, opal (translucent milky white), opaque white, black and bright colours. Smoked filters light and views — it is what we cut most often for boats. Opal diffuses light without letting you see through: it is the face of lightboxes and privacy partitions. Edges can be left as cut, softened or polished to a gloss depending on what the piece needs to show.

What people use it for at home

A plexiglass sheet replaces glass wherever glass is fragile, heavy or over budget. Our customers order it for: an interior door pane, a splashback behind the sink, a table top or furniture protection, a staircase balustrade infill, an office divider in the living room, a shower screen, a display case back, a frame, a shelf, a house number cut to shape, or simply a clear box to show off an object. Outdoors, it works as a balcony balustrade, a terrace roof, a garden privacy screen or a greenhouse wall — clear to show the plants, opal for privacy from the neighbours.

Three ways to cut a sheet

Not all cuts are equal, and the right choice depends on the piece:

CNC router — ours. It handles large formats, free shapes, holes and thick sheets. It is what we use for boat windows and panels.
Laser — fine kerf, glossy edges straight off the machine, tight patterns. Perfect for small formats and runs.
Cutting followed by edge polishing — when the edge is visible and has to be crystal clear.

We cut plexiglass in 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm, rectangular, round or to shape, with or without a template, and you only pay for the area you cut.

What determines the price

Every piece is different, so everything is quoted — but there is nothing mysterious about it. The price depends on four things: the area cut, since you only pay for what you cut; thethickness and colour of the sheet; the complexity of the shape, because a straight cut, a circle and a templated part with holes do not require the same work; and the quantity, as a run always costs less per piece. Send us your measurements, a drawing or a photo: you get the price and lead time within 48 hours, free and with no obligation.

Plexiglass cutting near you

Our customers come from all over the department and the Aude coast: they send us their measurements, we cut, and they collect the part from the workshop. In the Pyrénées-Orientales: Perpignan, Saint-Cyprien, Saint-Estève, Pia, Argelès-sur-Mer, Cabestany and Cerbère and Portbou. In the Aude: Leucate, Port-la-Nouvelle, Sigean, Gruissan and Narbonne.

Every request gets a free quotation

Send us your measurements, drawing or a photo of the part via the quotation form, by email or call the workshop. Reply within 48 hours with the price and lead time. We work in the Pyrénées-Orientales (66) and the Aude (11) — Perpignan, Canet, Argelès, Saint-Cyprien, Port-Vendres, Leucate, Narbonne — and we ship small parts anywhere in France.