As the ultimate solution for your roofing and glazing needs, this Corotherm multiwall polycarbonate sheet from Ariel Plastics offers a combination of features that will enhance your space while providing exceptional performance. This lightweight 6mm Twinwall Corotherm sheet del...Read More
As the ultimate solution for your roofing and glazing needs, this Corotherm multiwall polycarbonate sheet from Ariel Plastics offers a combination of features that will enhance your space while providing exceptional performance.
This lightweight 6mm Twinwall Corotherm sheet delivers impact resistance and durability, shielding your structure from hailstones, accidental damage and even vandalism, for peace of mind and long-lasting protection. With its fine optical clarity, this clear material allows maximum daylight to flood your conservatory, creating a bright and spacious-feeling environment. With 82% light transmission, it optimises solar gain and is perfect if you love the sun.
With a high strength-to-weight ratio, this Corotherm sheet adds an extra layer of reliability while offering cost-effectiveness. Its lightweight nature reduces the need for heavy support structures, resulting in more affordable construction projects without compromising quality.
To maintain a comfortable temperature during the hot summer months, consider incorporating blinds into your setup to prevent overheating, so you can enjoy your space all year round.
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