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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acrylic glass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of transparent plastic material often used as a substitute for glass in various applications.
Example: "The artist chose to use acrylic glass for the display case to ensure durability and clarity."
Alternatives: "plexiglass" or "acrylic sheet".
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The use of the Diasec process of mounting the photographs on extra-shiny acrylic glass adds to their immaculate gloss.
Scripts can decorate objects made from a range of materials, including acrylic glass, wood, clay, stone and copper.
He designed roofs for a stadium, arena and swimming pool as multi-lobed leaves in acrylic glass.
With its wild mix of materials, including brick, steel, smooth-wood paneling and acrylic glass, the place seems part intimate abode, part installation art.
The clock's acrylic glass faceplate is interchangeable and comes in seven colors: black iced tea, blue candy, cherry cake, dark chocolate, frozen blackberry, lime juice and vanilla sugar.
The dining area, which has an acrylic glass roof, connects the original house to the portion of the villa added in 2010.
"When one body of water is empty, it puts overwhelming pressure on the barrier, so we built a thick acrylic glass divider to provide balance".
After jumping into a hole cut into the ice, he resurfaces from another hole, and then is buried up to his neck in snow in an acrylic glass box.
This acrylic glass can therefore be easily thermoformed even.
Standard 4-ring frames were constructed on a centrally mounted acrylic glass rod simulating bone.
This image quality phantom mimics the shape of an upper human body and is built of acrylic glass material.
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