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Type 1 PVC Sheets

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Edge Finish

Machined and rounded edges available starting at sizes 6"x6" (152x154mm) or greater.

For gluing
Photo of routed edges
Edge Shape
Minimum length 6" Minimum length 155 mm
$1.55 per lineal
$5.09 per lineal
NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS ITEM
Corner Shape
$6.50 / pc | 1-4 corners
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Illustration of measuring radius corners
$7.25 / pc | 1-4 corners
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Illustration of measuring chamfered corners
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After placing your order you will receive an email with instructions for sending us hole sizes and their locations.

Please note any special instructions in the comments during checkout.


Cut to size orders are currently taking 1 to 2 days (M-F) to process.

Cut to size orders are cut with table and CNC panel saws and have a cut tolerance of +/- .060”. Plastic sheets have a thickness tolerance of +/- 10% and can have thickness variations throughout the sheet. Cut to size items cannot be returned for a refund or exchange.

Sheet sizes, colors, thicknesses and products available on our website are available at TAP Plastics stores.

Visit your local TAP Plastics store where cut-to-size orders often take less than five minutes, start to finish.

Looking for a high-quality plastic for your next DIY project? PVC sheets are a lightweight and versatile choice, ideal for everything from industrial tanks to crafts, modeling, and cosplay props. This durable, machinable, and dimensionally stable material opens up countless possibilities for both home and commercial projects. Find the perfect size today!

Note: Type 1 dark gray PVC is an industrial plastic. It does not come with protective masking. Handling, cutting and shipping will create some surface imperfections and scratches. Chose white PVC or acrylic plastic if you're going to use it for signs or displays.

PVC Sheeting Cut to Size

At TAP Plastics, we take pride in offering friendly service and a top-notch product selection that meets the needs of DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the most widely used plastics globally, commonly used in the manufacturing of chemical storage tanks, oil tanks, and photographic developing tools. It’s also great for arts and crafts, non-slip mats, and flooring.

We provide PVC plastic sheets in various sizes, colors, and thicknesses. Customize your project with options like holes, radius corners, and routed or rounded edges. The practical applications of PVC are endless.

Reasons to Use PVC Sheets

Durability. Cost-effectiveness. Versatility. Eco-friendliness. This PVC sheet features high-impact strength and is highly corrosion-resistant. This versatile plastic offers excellent thermal and sound insulation, so it absorbs vibrations and oscillations. A PVC plastic sheet is also easy to fabricate, glue, paint, and screen print. It typically lasts up to 40 years years and is inexpensice to produce, plus, polycarbonate is recyclable, making it an economical choise. You can heat-weld or use a special adhesive to join PVC sheets together.

We currently offer gray dark and white sheets as well as a wide range of sheet thicknesses and custom sizes to choose from. Use the Cut-to-Size calculator to enter enter your dimensions in millimeters or inches. Cut-to-Size plastic can take one to two business days to process for online orders, or you can visit one of our store locations to receive cut-to-size materials in less than five minutes. Unsure of what you need? Consider ordering a PVC sheet sample to help you decide! If you have any questions, please call 888-827-7330 or email info@tapplastics.com to learn more.

Click here for PVC chemical resistance data sheet.
Click here for Ultra White PVC data sheet.
Click here for PVC Dark Grey/Ultra White physical properties.

For fractions, decimals and millimeters conversion chart, click here.

What is PVC?

Polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, is a thermoplastic polymer that can be produced in flexible or rigid forms. It’s the third-most-popular plastic polymer in the world, trailing only polyethylene and polypropylene. First created in 1872, PVC consists of vinyl chloride monomers — made by heating ethylene and chlorine — that are then polymerized to give it more density.