Description

Key Benefits

• Clear Finish: Allows natural daylight through the roof, helping to brighten covered areas without sacrificing protection from the weather.
• 6″ Big 6 Profile: The larger corrugated profile provides a traditional roofing appearance and is suitable for applications requiring a wider corrugation pattern. The PALRUF™ Big 6 profile is designated 146/48.
• UV Resistant: UV-stabilised PVC is designed to withstand exposure to sunlight, helping the sheets maintain their performance and appearance when used outdoors.
• Weather Resistant: Designed to withstand outdoor exposure and changing weather conditions, making it suitable for a range of roofing and cladding applications.
• Chemical Resistant: Provides excellent resistance to many chemicals and corrosive environments, making PALRUF™ suitable for more demanding applications.
• Corrosion Free: Unlike metal roofing, PVC will not rust or corrode, making it particularly useful in damp or corrosive environments.
• Lightweight and Easy to Handle: The relatively low weight makes the sheets easier to transport, position, cut and install compared with many traditional roofing materials.
• Easy to Cut and Drill: Can be worked on site using suitable tools, allowing sheets to be cut and drilled to suit the installation.
• Low Maintenance: Requires minimal ongoing maintenance, providing a practical roofing solution for domestic, commercial and agricultural applications.
• Durable PVC Construction: Manufactured from rigid PVC to provide a long-lasting roofing material with good impact and weather resistance.

Installation Information

Natural Blue Tint: Clear PALRUF™ has a natural, slight blue tint. This is a normal characteristic of the PVC and is associated with the UV-protective additives used in the material. The tint can appear considerably more noticeable when several sheets are stacked together, as you are looking through multiple layers of material. Once the sheets are separated and installed, the blue tint will generally appear much lighter. This does not affect the sheet’s performance or transparency.

Protect Wooden Purlins: When installing clear PALRUF™ sheets onto wooden purlins, apply white acrylic paint or aluminium tape to the top of the purlins. This helps reflect sunlight and prevent excessive heat build-up within the timber beneath the clear sheets. This is specifically highlighted in the PALRUF™ installation guidance.

Storage: Store sheets flat, supported and protected from direct sunlight and excessive heat prior to installation.

Do Not Walk on the Sheets: PALRUF™ sheets should not be walked on during installation or maintenance. Where access is required, use suitable crawling boards or roof ladders supported by the underlying structure.

Always follow the manufacturer’s installation guidance for the correct roof pitch, support spacing, overlaps and fixing arrangement for your particular application.