Perfect for constructing greenhouses, carports, sunscreens and a range of DIY glazing projects, these clear UV resistant 10mm thick Twinwall Corotherm glazing sheets are a lightweight and impact-resistant solution made from hardwearing and durable polycarbonate. Not only are th... Read More
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Learn morePerfect for constructing greenhouses, carports, sunscreens and a range of DIY glazing projects, these clear UV resistant 10mm thick Twinwall Corotherm glazing sheets are a lightweight and impact-resistant solution made from hardwearing and durable polycarbonate.
Not only are these sheets UV resistant, protecting them from damage caused by the sun's ultraviolet rays, but Corotherm also ensures minimum condensation risk. Its Class 1 Fire-rating is also the best fire rating of materials that can be achieved.
Easy to handle and install, thanks to its lightweight construction, Twinwall Corotherm can be cut with ease without the risk of it shattering or cracking. The sheets also only require a low-modulus neutral cure sealant and cross-linked butyl flashing tape.
Once installed, these low-maintenance sheets are also quick and easy to clean, with the sheets being largely self-cleaning, a particularly useful feature for sheets installed in hard-to-reach locations.
Please note:
Question:
What is the maximum glazing bar spacing for a 10mm twin wall sheet, on an open carport
Answer:
The recommended maximum glazing bar spacing for the Corotherm 10mm Clear Twinwall Polycarbonate Roof Sheet is approximately 700mm to 1000mm. However, this can vary depending on the specific design and environmental factors of your carport. For more detailed information, you may wish to refer to the Corotherm Installation Guide which provides comprehensive instructions and recommendations for fitting polycarbonate sheets. Although we can't provide a link here, you can easily find this document on our website by searching for the "Corotherm Installation Guide". If you need more specific advice about your carport, it may be useful to consult with a structural engineer or a professional installer.
Question:
How do you connect two sheets together?
Answer:
You use a Glazing bar to join them, please see linked below.
https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/corotherm-glazing-bar-cap-base-with-end-cap.html
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