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Acriglas’ Minerals Series Greens Up Millwork
Made of 20 percent genuine Muscovite Mica flakes, the Minerals series is a greener option for millwork and other applications
May 15, 2009
HousingZone
The new Minerals series from Acriglas traps Muscovite Mica flakes in an acrylic mix. It is then formed into the machineable and weather-resistant product we all know. Sizes and thicknesses range from 1/8 to ½-inch. Contractors can drill, rout, laser cut and glue the acrylic sheets in any way they desire. Best yet, it’s lighter and much easier to fabricate than stone or glass. advertisement
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