Corrugated Polycarbonate Sheet
Corrugated polycarbonate sheets are a durable and practical building material with superior properties in many areas compared with conventional light-transmitting and covering materials. Thanks to their transparent structure, they offer light transmission as high as glass, while being 6 times lighter and 200 times more impact resistant than glass.
Which branch has it in stock?
This product group is sold at all 8 of our branches. Call the branch for current stock.
Product information
| Brands | Alfalux, Eypol, Gallina, Policam |
|---|---|
| Thicknesses | 4 · 6 · 8 · 10 mm |
| Colours | Clear, bronze, white |
| Size | 2.10 × 6 m (210 × 600 cm) |
| Alfalux options | 4 mm clear, bronze, white; 8 mm bronze, white; 10 mm clear, bronze |
| Light transmission | Up to 90% (clear) |
| Accessories | 8 and 10 mm H profiles (6 m), aluminium bottom cap and U end profile |
| Use | Roofs, canopies, conservatories, lightbox backs |
Corrugated polycarbonate sheets are a durable and practical building material with superior properties in many areas compared with conventional light-transmitting and covering materials. Thanks to their transparent structure, they offer light transmission as high as glass, while being 6 times lighter and 200 times more impact resistant than glass. Heat resistant and easy to machine, corrugated polycarbonate sheets are preferred in various applications such as greenhouses, roof coverings and advertising boards. The standard size is 2100 x 1200 mm, and wide and long sizes can be produced. Features such as UV protection, superior thermal insulation, a water-repellent surface and easy shaping widen their range of use. Being light and transportable in rolls, they are very easy to transport and install.
UV Protection
Resistant to sunlight and long-lasting.
High Light Transmission
Provides effective lighting with light transmission of up to 90%.
Excellent Thermal Insulation
Contributes to energy saving thanks to high thermal insulation.
Impact Resistance
200 times more impact resistant than glass.
Lightweight Structure
6 times lighter than glass, so easy to transport.
General Features
- UV Protection: Provides high resistance to sunlight and is long-lasting.
- Excellent Thermal Insulation: Offers a high level of thermal insulation and contributes to energy efficiency.
- Light Transmission of up to 90%: Transmits light effectively and performs as transparently as glass.
- Water-Repellent Surface: Water does not collect on the surface, which offers cleaner and more durable use.
- Lightness: 6 times lighter than glass, so easy to carry.
- Impact Resistance: 200 times more durable than glass, safe against breakage and impact.
- Flame Retardant: Resistant to fire thanks to its non-flame-propagating property.
- Easy Shaping: Can be easily machined and shaped into the desired form.
Areas of Use
- Roof Coverings: Widely used in roof coverings thanks to its light structure and UV resistance.
- Greenhouses: Supports plant growth with high light transmission and is ideal for greenhouses.
- Advertising Boards: A material preferred in the advertising sector with its wide and long size options.
- Light-Transmitting Partitions: Can be used as partitions that provide natural lighting in offices and outdoors.
- Industrial Buildings: A suitable covering material for industrial buildings thanks to its thermal insulation and durability.
Frequently asked questions
Which thicknesses and colours are available?
Multiwall polycarbonate is stocked in 4, 6, 8 and 10 mm, in clear, bronze and white, from Alfalux, Eypol, Gallina and Policam. Alfalux comes in 4 mm clear, bronze and white; 8 mm bronze and white; 10 mm clear and bronze. Ask your branch about opal and other colours.
What size are the sheets and how are they joined?
Sheets are 2.10 × 6 m. Adjacent sheets are joined with an H profile matching the thickness (8 and 10 mm, 6 m, in stock); ends are closed with an aluminium bottom cap and U end profile.
Which thickness should I choose?
Thin sheets (4–6 mm) are light and economical for small canopies and decorative covers. Wide spans and roofs with snow and wind load call for 8–10 mm; set the purlin spacing to the manufacturer’s recommendation.
Where do I get prices and stock?
Prices are not published on the website. Call your nearest branch or fill in the quote form; dealers can order through the Dealer Portal.
