Plastic table top

[denglish48060]

Can anyone suggest how to find this type of product. Recently broke a patio table top that's dimension is 55 inches square. Most products come with a max of 48 inches. I would like to fine something that would be approx 3/16" thick piece of plastic (not glass again) and have checked with home depot etc and seem to draw a blank. Any suggestions on what I could do other than piecing it into sections.
David...

 

[Ross Mac]

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We had glass cut and tempered for a backsplash in our kitchen - I believe it was about $60. About 18" x 72"? A 55" piece is another story, but since the OP is into scavenging parts, the table might be altered to take two or four smaller pieces which might cost less? I like metal mesh, myself, since hurricanes blow through here so often. Less than hurricane force winds, I just turn it upside down. Nice for propping good stuff on top of when 15' storm surges expected. And I don't need to wipe it off )

You mean you don't toss your patio furniture into the pool like so many do in hurricane country???..... :>)...Ross

 

[Ross Mac]

Can anyone suggest how to find this type of product. Recently broke a patio table top that's dimension is 55 inches square. Most products come with a max of 48 inches. I would like to fine something that would be approx 3/16" thick piece of plastic (not glass again) and have checked with home depot etc and seem to draw a blank. Any suggestions on what I could do other than piecing it into sections.
David...

I would give up on the plastic idea...After a summer in the sun it will most likely turn yellow and look like a potato chip.....It's new table time....good luck, Ross

 

[me]

I like metal mesh,
So are you talking abt that heavy black metal mesh mad
of some kind of iron or steel?

If yes..... you feel that's bets for patio furniture?