Light! Light! Light! The acrylic glass GS panes offer you the ideal conditions for light objects and lighting. The plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) absorbs light over the surface and emits it again over the cut edges. This also applies to milling within the surface, with which impressive effects can be achieved.
To realize your ideas, you can mill, drill, saw, glue and - because acrylic glass is a thermoplastic - also form it under heat. You plan to use the acrylic glass outdoors? No problem, the plastic is not only lightweight and break-resistant, but also weatherproof.
When selecting your light source and lamp design, keep in mind that the maximum operating temperature of the material is between 70 and 80 °C.
Free standard delivery within Germany and free collection from Modulor in Berlin for orders over 79 €.
5,95 € shipping costs, if order value is less than 79 € (DE)
2,95 € for pick-up at the store in Berlin, if order value is less than 79 €
Express and forwarding shipping
From 19 € express surcharge you will receive your order particularly quickly with standard shipping within Germany.
From 69€ is the cost of shipping within Germany. You can recognize articles with forwarding shipping in the store by the truck symbol .
Especially for Berlin
From 34.90 € courier shipping for standard and forwarding goods.
Free returns for standard shipping within Germany
Extended, voluntary return policy of 30 days for complete, undamaged goods in their original packaging
You are responsible for the cost of returns for forwarding goods and returns from a country outside Germany
Excluded from returns
Excluded from returns are sections of rolled goods, cut-to-size pieces and other goods made especially for you, as well as used goods, newspapers, magazines and periodicals, Modulor vouchers and items that we do not carry in our range but have ordered at your request.
Good to know: The furniture variants in our configurators that can be delivered quickly are not cut to size, but standard formats that can be returned.
