Acrylic Glass
Cast acrylic (PMMA) — the optically superior, impact-resistant “glass” behind every PRUVA pool wall, window and feature, fabricated entirely in-house.
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Acrylic glass — technically cast acrylic or PMMA — is the material that makes transparent pools possible. It transmits more light than glass, stays crystal clear at great thickness and is far more impact-resistant for a fraction of the weight.
PRUVA treats acrylic as a core discipline: we cast, cut, thermoform, chemically bond and polish acrylic glass in-house, so every panel is engineered and finished under one roof.
Scope of work
Key advantages
Superior optical clarity
Acrylic glass transmits more light than glass and stays clear even at extreme thickness.
Up to 17x stronger
Cast acrylic is far more impact-resistant than glass at a fraction of the weight.
Thermoformable
Unlike glass, acrylic can be formed into seamless curves, tunnels and bespoke shapes.
Restorable finish
Scratches polish out completely, so acrylic glass can be returned to as-new clarity.
Our engineering process
Design & Engineering
We translate your concept into precise structural drawings, sizing every panel for water depth, span and safety.
In-House FEA Validation
Each acrylic element undergoes Finite Element Analysis to verify stress, deflection and long-term performance.
Fabrication & Bonding
Panels are cast, thermoformed and chemically bonded into seamless, optically clear, water-tight units.
Installation & Finishing
On-site integration, sealing and final underwater/dry polishing deliver a flawless, distortion-free result.
Frequently asked questions
Is acrylic glass the same as normal glass?
No. Acrylic glass (cast acrylic / PMMA) is a transparent polymer that is clearer at thickness, much stronger against impact, lighter, and can be thermoformed — making it ideal for pools.
Does acrylic glass scratch easily?
It can scratch, but unlike glass those scratches can be fully polished out, restoring a flawless surface — a service we provide underwater and dry.
How are large acrylic glass panels joined?
We chemically bond panels into a single monolithic unit with optically clear, water-tight joints — effectively making multiple sheets behave as one.
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Let's plan your acrylic glass
Share your vision and our engineering team will design a crystal-clear, structurally certified solution tailored to your project.