
Polycarbonate sheets are one of the most versatile glazing and roofing materials available. They are lightweight, impact resistant, easy to work with and available in…

When ordering cut to size polycarbonate sheets, it is natural to expect the sheets to arrive at exactly the dimensions you have requested. However, polycarbonate…

When planning a polycarbonate roof, getting the correct sheet dimensions is essential. One of the most common questions we receive is “What size should my…

When planning a polycarbonate roof, getting the correct sheet sizes is essential. The width of your polycarbonate sheets should not simply be based on the…

Condensation within polycarbonate roof panels—whether twin-wall or multiwall—is a common occurrence, especially in conservatories, greenhouses, and other structures with varying internal and external temperatures. Understanding…

Each pack contains 10 fixing buttons, 10 screw hole covers, and 10 foam compression gaskets. The foam compression gaskets are designed to prevent water from…

Sheet Closures are sometimes referred to as End Closures, Finishing Profile, U Channel etc. They are used to finish the exposed ends of the polycarbonate…

When working with polycarbonate roofing sheets, choosing the correct flashing tape is essential for a secure, watertight seal and for protecting your panels from long-term…

Tips for Installing Rafter Supported Glazing Bars Recommended Screws for Installing Glazing Bars When securing the aluminium base of a glazing bar to timber rafters,…

BASIC INSTALLATION TIPS F-Sections are typically placed on the open ends of a polycarbonate roof, at the left and right-hand side. This finishes off the…
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