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Non Glare Acrylic Glazing - AcrNg
Customize Your Design With These Options
Artwork Size: 8 x 10 Change Size
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Click "Visualize" to upload and manage your project artwork. Your artwork will be shown as part of your project to help you see what your final result will look like. Note: We will not print your image. The image is only displayed to help you make your project selections easier. Visualize |
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| Click "Acrylic Glass" to add or change the acrylic or glass in your project. Acrylic Glass |
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| Click "Frame" to add or change the frame in your project. We offer a wide selection of both wood and metal frames. Frame |
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| Click "Matting" to add or change the mats in your project. We offer mat blanks, as well as single, double, triple and fillet mat options. Mats |
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| Click "Mounting Board" to add or change the mounting or backing board in your project. Mounting Board |
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| Click "Spacers and Walls" to add or change the glass spacers or shadow box walls in your project. Spacers and Walls |
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| Click "Frame Liner" to add or change the frame liner in your project. Frame Liner |
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Non-Glare acrylic glazing reflection control (frosted) glazing sheets are designed to minimize reflection and show the art from almost any angle. Highly reflective surfaces can act like a mirror, causing glare and distracting viewers from the artwork you want to display. It is 3/32 inch thick.
Non-glare acrylic, also known as Reflection Control, is a framing-grade acrylic sheet designed to minimize reflection so that artwork can be enjoyed from almost any angle. By diffusing the reflection, light disperses across the non-glare surface so that reflective clarity is lost. This characteristic also gives non-glare acrylic a sort of etched look.
It’s important to note that the non-glare finish is only on one side of the non-glare acrylic sheet, so be sure to have the non-glare side facing out toward the viewer. If there is to be any spacing between the art and the non-glare acrylic, such as shadow box walls or spacers, you might consider a different glazing option, as non-glare acrylic loses clarity as distance is increased. To clean non-glare acrylic, use the same techniques as regular acrylic – ammonia-free cleaner with a lint- free microfiber cloth.
