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Sheets
Sheet weight calculator
Choose material, thickness and size; see the weight of one sheet and the whole order, how many people should carry it and how many pallets you need.
Quick start
Choose your sheet
Tap one of the stock thicknesses below or type it, for example 3.
Enter the size and quantity
Standard sizes (cm)
Type cm, for example 125; “1.25 m” also works. You can also tap a standard size.
A whole number, for example 20. The total weight is based on it.
Transport and pallets (optional)
Estimates the number of pallets and which vehicle carries the order in one trip.
Enter your values; the result appears here.
Result
Sheet weight
Details
Material list
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Warnings and notes
Notes
Scale view
- Sheet
- 1 m² reference
Density, thickness, size and transport values are sourced estimates; compare with the data sheet of the stocked product.
Vehicle check
Pallets are sheet-sized and placed side by side on the load floor; not stacked. Fill is the higher of payload and floor use.
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Approximate estimate; check dimensions before ordering.
This result is an approximate preliminary estimate; dimensions and product values must be checked before ordering materials and before production. Contact our branch for exact quantities and prices.
How does it work?
How does it work?
Unit weight × area × quantity; data sheet table for aluminium composite.
Choose the material
Acrylic, ACM, PVC foam, polycarbonate, PETG or MDF.
Thickness and size
Tap a stock thickness and a standard size, or type your own.
See the weight
kg/m² = thickness (mm) × density (g/cm³); sheet and total weight, carrying advice.
Plan the delivery
Optionally show pallets and vehicle fit; add the result to the basket.
Frequently asked questions
How is sheet weight calculated?
Unit weight (kg/m²) = thickness (mm) × density (g/cm³). Multiply by the sheet area in m² and the quantity. Example: 3 mm acrylic is 3 × 1.19 = 3.57 kg/m²; a 125 × 205 cm sheet is 2.56 m², so about 9.15 kg.
Why is aluminium composite not calculated from density?
ACM consists of two thin aluminium skins and a plastic core, so it has no single density. The kg/m² table from the manufacturer’s data sheet is used instead. The 3A Composites DIBOND guide lists 3.8 kg/m² for 3 mm and 4.7 kg/m² for 4 mm; other brands and cores differ.
How many people should carry one sheet?
The tool suggests one person up to 25 kg, two people up to 50 kg and a vacuum lifter or sheet trolley above that. Sheets with a long side of 3 m or more should be carried by two people even when light.
Why does PVC foam board density depend on thickness?
Thin foam boards are usually denser (about 0.62 g/cm³ at 3 mm) and thick boards lighter (about 0.53 g/cm³ at 10 mm). Brand and density grade also matter; check the product data sheet for the exact value.
How are pallets and vehicles estimated?
Sheets per pallet are limited by stack height and the pallet load limit. Pallets are sheet-sized and placed side by side on the load floor. Vehicle dimensions and payloads are example values; confirm with your carrier before shipping.