Remade:
Recycled Acrylic

Midton’s pioneering range of recycled acrylics has been reimagined for the future, with each piece combining sustainability, environmental responsibility and limitless design potential.

Reclaimed, Reimagined, Remade.

Cast Acrylic
Remade From
Recycled Materials

At Midton, our Remade range is developed from reclaimed offcuts through our own recycling process. Cast to order, Remade offers clients completely bespoke designs and finishes, producing custom recycled acrylic products. It’s a sustainable choice for clients who want to support environmentally friendly alternatives without compromising on design and quality.

Remade contains up to 70% recycled acrylic waste, while maintaining 100% polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) purity. This innovative, sustainable acrylic material maintains quality while being mindful of the environment, reducing raw material consumption and lowering our environmental impact.

You can find some Remade products in standardised formats in our store. However, if you’re looking for something more unique, we can cast, mould and machine Remade acrylic into various sculptural forms. From colour, translucency, and texture to embedded materials and gradients, every element can be tailored.

Recycled clear acrylic chip being held in a hand

Our Range of Recycled Materials

We’re trusted by manufacturers who need strong, lightweight materials without compromising on durability and quality. This makes Remade a versatile, sustainable material for a wide range of applications, and an ideal choice for customers across the industries.

Remade began as a single sustainable material and grew into a dynamic family of sub-brands, each with its own distinct appearance and purpose.

Recycled acrylic chip materials and products laid out on a white background

Original: Clear, clean recycled acrylic
Brut: Bold, glass-like texture
Bijou: Playful, refined finish
Kelp: Organic, richly textured appearance
Rarity: Hand-recycled, gem-like fragments for a luxury finish
Kin: Harmonious, blended tones

This growing range reflects the demand for sustainable materials across industries and applications. These options showcase the possibilities of circular design and are suited to awards, architectural pieces, lighting and other custom creations, offering recycled acrylic products for every setting.

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managing director, Craig Cameron talking about acrylic awards

This incredible material not only offers a solution to waste management but also paves the way for innovation and environmental consciousness.
Craig Cameron, Director

FAQs About Our
Recycled Acrylic Products

What kind of products can be made using Remade?

Remade suits a range of applications, including:

Lighting
Awards
Signage
Architectural elements

Are recycled acrylic sheets as durable as standard acrylic?

Yes. Remade maintains 100% PMMA content, giving recycled acrylic sheets the same durability, scratch resistance and clarity as virgin acrylic.

What are the environmental benefits of Midton’s Remade manufacturing process?

By reclaiming acrylic waste, our manufacturing process reflects our contribution to environmental responsibility, helping reduce carbon emissions and landfill waste. Choosing acrylic manufactured this way makes Remade a genuinely environmentally friendly option.

Does Remade acrylic require any special care or maintenance?

No special treatment is needed. A simple wipe with a soft, damp cloth is enough to keep our Remade pieces looking pristine. This is an important consideration for artistic creations and awards intended for long-term display, where clarity and finish need to hold up over time. It’s just one more way the versatility of recyclable acrylic makes Remade a practical choice, not just a sustainable one.

Is Remade more expensive than standard acrylic?

No. We price Remade lower than virgin acrylic, making this sustainable option more attractive. This means you can access the same properties of virgin acrylic, without paying a premium for them.