Lexan?

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NDTOO

Well-Known Member

Oct 30, 2012

I am putting a small baggage area behind the rear seat and thought I would make the floor and rear wall from Lexan so it makes inspection easier. I have never messed with Lexan and not sure of the thickness I should use.

To give an idea, the floor will be approx. 14" deep by 19" wide and the aft wall will be approx. 16" tall and 19" wide. Would 3/32" thick be stiff enough?