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When it comes to constructing your dream shed, considering the shed windows is as crucial a decision as the walls, doors and roofing. Shed windows are what transform your space and give your shed some light, whether your shed is a functional area or a place where you tend to relax.
Replacing your shed windows with acrylic is often more cost-effective than other window replacement options, such as glass. This is because it's a relatively inexpensive material, and the durability and low maintenance requirements mean that you won't have to replace the windows as often.
This superior strong material can be purchased in varying thicknesses to provide further levels of insulation for your shed. No matter the size of your shed windows, we can provide you with clear materials that fit your measurements at an inexpensive price. Installing new shed windows is usually a straightforward process, and can often be completed by a DIY enthusiast with the right tools and a little bit of experience. This means that you can save money on installation costs, and have the satisfaction of completing the project yourself.
We have constructed guides which can help you choose between acrylic sheets or polycarbonate, as well as assist you in how to replace your shed windows so that your project is easy to accomplish. Our shed window alternative to glass is lightweight in comparison to traditional glass, meaning that they are easier to handle, lift and install.
They are extremely durable, and resistant to impact, weathering and UV radiation. Up to 10 times stronger than glass they don’t show any sign of ageing with continual use, and although slightly more expensive - our polycarbonate option is half the weight of glass and up to 200 times stronger. This makes both glass replacement alternatives for shed windows ideal for use in outdoor houses where windows are exposed to the elements and may be subject to accidental damage.
Further to this, both materials offer excellent light transmission properties at over 90% - higher than most types of glass. This can be especially useful if you use your shed as a workspace, as natural light can help to make the interior of the shed more inviting and comfortable. This can also improve energy efficiency in your shed by reducing heat loss which is why our clear sheets are commonly used for secondary glazing too.
With a higher impact tolerance to glass, our shed windows make a stronger, long-lasting alternative. Polycarbonate is 200 hundred times stronger than glass and 30 times stronger than our regular acrylic, as well as being shatter-resistant. At its thickest point polycarbonate is also resistant to bullets!
Clear acrylic sheeting is easy for us to fabricate and it can be cut, drilled and shaped to any of your requirements so it’s a flexible material to work with.
Our replacement shed windows are UV and weather-resistant, as well as resistant to prolonged exposure to sunlight. They are also resistant to most chemicals and have a low moisture absorption rate so perfect for outdoor applications.
All our shed glazing options give excellent optical clarity, ranging up to 92% light transmission, higher than most types of glass, making them an advantageous option for use in windows or as a skylight.
They weigh half as much as an equivalent thickness of a glass pane, making installation, transportation, and handling an easier option for fitting your shed windows yourself!
Our replacement shed windows are much cheaper than a glass window replacement. They are also built to last and shatter resistant, so you won't need to replace them as often.
All of our shed window options are equally easy to clean, with just warm soapy water and a microfibre cloth.
Both materials we use for shed windows are salt-resistant so they are ideal if you live in coastal areas.
| Material | Acrylic |
| Finish | Clear |
| Available Thicknesses | 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm |
| Maximum Sheet Size | 3050mm x 2030mm |
| Minimum Sheet Size | 100mm x 50mm |
| Fire Rating | UK Class 3 Fire Rating |
| Water Absorption | 0.2% (24 h, 23oC) at dry state 50 x 50 x 2mm – 40mg to ISO 60, Method 1 |
| Manufacturers Tolerances | +/- 10% plus 0.4mm (e.g. 5mm cast sheet could vary from 4.1mm to 5.9mm) |
| Cutting Tolerances | +/- 1mm |
| Temperature Resistant | The standard for acrylic sanitary ware - #√ ≥ 105oC to EN 263 |
| Chemical Resistant | The standard for acrylic sanitary ware - √ 5 Test media to EN 263 |
| Wet and Dry Cycling Resistant | The standard for acrylic sanitary ware √ 20 cycles to EN 263 |
| Density | 1.19 g/cm3 to ISO 1183 standard |
| Impact strength | 16 kJ/m2 to ISO 179/1 fu standard |
| Tensile strength | 77 MPa to ISO 527-2/1B/5 standard |
| Elastic modulus | 3300 MPa to ISO 527-2/1B/5 standard |
| Nominal strain at break | 7.6% to ISO 527-2/1B/5 standard |
| Maximum thickness tolerance for 6mm | Plus or minus 3, to standard ISO 7823-2 |
| Indentation hardness H961/80 | 180 MPa to ISO 2039-1 |
| Coefficient of linear thermal expansion | 7oC to DIN 53752-A |
| Vicat softening temperature | 109oC to ISO 306, B50 |
| Heat deflection temperature under load HDT (1.8 MPa) | 102oC to ISO 75 |
| Ignition temperature | 430oC to DIN 51794 |
| Smoke gas volume | Virtually none |
| Smoke gas toxicity | None |
| Smoke gas corrosion | None |
| Class B2 | BS476, Tao;7+6 |
| Class E | DIn EN 13501 |
Perspex® Acrylic is 100% recyclable. Waste products can readily be recovered from the original raw material (the monomer) and re-used in a new sheet.
Perspex® has been manufactured in the UK for over 85 years and still takes place on the same site in Lancashire as it did in the 1930s. This short supply distance to our UK customers helps reduce ‘product miles’ from the manufacturing plant to the end user.
Numerous different investments have already been made by Perspex® to lessen the impact on the environment. Annual waste consumption has been reduced by 24 million litres, and almost 800 tonnes of carbon dioxide have been saved every year as part of a hot water recycling project. At Cut My, we work to be more sustainable by using all of our offcuts to heat our manufacturing facility. We are also currently working towards reducing our packaging.
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Finish | Clear |
| Available Thicknesses | 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm |
| Maximum Sheet Size | 3050mm x 2030mm |
| Minimum Sheet Size | 100mm x 50mm |
| Fire Rating | UK Class 1 Fire Rating |
| Water Absorption | 0.15% |
| Manufacturers Tolerances | +/- 10% plus 0.4mm (e.g. 5mm cast sheet could vary from 4.1mm to 5.9mm) |
| Cutting Tolerances | +/- 2mm |
Clear Perspex Acrylic sheeting provides up to 92% light transmission, higher than most types of glass, so is a preferable option to glass for use in windows or roofing for sheds.
We recommend a minimum thickness of 3mm however we have found that for some, 2mm is ideal for smaller sheds, or for use as secondary glazing for the colder months.
While sheds often have electricity, having natural lighting in your shed makes the whole room feel more habitable, even if it is used as additional storage. We find that this makes windows a favourable option.
Our polycarbonate is 300 hundred times stronger than glass, meaning that its resistance to impact and the elements will see polycarbonate shed windows outlast any glass alternative.
We are able to provide acrylic sheeting in either Clear Perspex acrylic or polycarbonate exactly to your specifications and measurements making it easier to replace than traditional glass. We have also made a helpful installation guide to assist you.
Delivery depends on the size of your order
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