One year after launching PLEXIGLAS proTerra, a high-quality sheet material made from around 90% recycled acrylic glass, Röhm has expanded the range of this product family.

“This is our response to the increasing demand for resource-friendly and recyclable materials for booth construction and shopfitting,” said Denise Gündling, responsible for the furniture and interior design segment at the Acrylic Products business unit of Röhm.

Röhm now offers recycled PLEXIGLAS proTerra in white.

Solid sheets are now also available in white, while the transparent and black versions are available in additional thicknesses. The broader range provides greater flexibility in project planning:

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra white is available in thicknesses of 3, 4 and 5 mm

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra transparent colorless is now available in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm thicknesses

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra black is currently available in the thicknesses 2, 3, 4 and 5 mm

Its high-gloss look, lightness and ease of processing make PLEXIGLAS proTerra suitable for myriad applications in furniture construction, booth construction and shopfitting, as well as interior design.

With a core made from recycled material left over from PLEXIGLAS production and outer layers made from new material, the co-extruded sheet material displays the proven properties of acrylic glass from the PLEXIGLAS brand.

Transparent-colorless PLEXIGLAS proTerra with 92% light transmission, for example, offers the same transparency and brilliance as virgin PLEXIGLAS XT – and is stronger and lighter than glass in comparable geometries. That makes it an environmentally-friendly material for shop counters, display cabinets and transparent protective screens.

In white and black, PLEXIGLAS proTerra, an opaque solid sheet with a glossy surface on both sides, sets elegant accents in booth construction, shopfitting and interior design, for example as wall or counter cladding, or as a material for shelving and product displays.

All versions are resistant to weathering and aging, a key property for long-lasting and therefore sustainable plastics.

One year after launching PLEXIGLAS proTerra, a high-quality sheet material made from around 90% recycled acrylic glass, Röhm has expanded the range of this product family.

“This is our response to the increasing demand for resource-friendly and recyclable materials for booth construction and shopfitting,” said Denise Gündling, responsible for the furniture and interior design segment at the Acrylic Products business unit of Röhm.

Röhm now offers recycled PLEXIGLAS proTerra in white.

Solid sheets are now also available in white, while the transparent and black versions are available in additional thicknesses. The broader range provides greater flexibility in project planning:

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra white is available in thicknesses of 3, 4 and 5 mm

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra transparent colorless is now available in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm thicknesses

• PLEXIGLAS proTerra black is currently available in the thicknesses 2, 3, 4 and 5 mm

Its high-gloss look, lightness and ease of processing make PLEXIGLAS proTerra suitable for myriad applications in furniture construction, booth construction and shopfitting, as well as interior design.

With a core made from recycled material left over from PLEXIGLAS production and outer layers made from new material, the co-extruded sheet material displays the proven properties of acrylic glass from the PLEXIGLAS brand.

Transparent-colorless PLEXIGLAS proTerra with 92% light transmission, for example, offers the same transparency and brilliance as virgin PLEXIGLAS XT – and is stronger and lighter than glass in comparable geometries. That makes it an environmentally-friendly material for shop counters, display cabinets and transparent protective screens.

In white and black, PLEXIGLAS proTerra, an opaque solid sheet with a glossy surface on both sides, sets elegant accents in booth construction, shopfitting and interior design, for example as wall or counter cladding, or as a material for shelving and product displays.

All versions are resistant to weathering and aging, a key property for long-lasting and therefore sustainable plastics.