Polycarbonate sheet – ( Skylight )

Polycarbonate sheets are constructed from durable polycarbonate polymer, known for its high impact resistance, scratch resistance, and heat resistance. With excellent insulation properties and UV protection, these sheets are ideal for transmitting natural light in various applications such as roof glazing, skylights, pathways, bus shelters, shopping arcades, canopies, partitions, greenhouses, and industrial glazing.
These environmentally friendly sheets are both economical and robust, offering lightness and practically unbreakable performance. Featuring UV protection and exceptional insulation, they can withstand temperatures of up to 120 degrees Celsius and are fire-resistant and self-extinguishing. Light transmission levels range from 30% to as high as 80%.
Our company specializes in high-grade polycarbonate sheets, renowned for their toughness and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions. Fireproof and lightweight, our sheets are easy to install in warehouses, agricultural units, and dairies.

Features:
Durability: Corrugated polycarbonate sheets are highly durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions, including hail, snow, and high winds.

Lightweight: Despite their strength, these sheets are lightweight, making them easy to handle and install.
Transparency: They offer high light transmission, allowing ample natural light to enter the space beneath, reducing the need for artificial lighting and lowering energy costs.

Impact Resistance: Polycarbonate sheets are resistant to impact, making them suitable for areas prone to hail or falling debris.

UV Protection: our corrugated polycarbonate sheets come with UV protection, preventing yellowing or degradation over time due to sun exposure.

Flexibility: These sheets can be easily curved or cut to fit various roof shapes and sizes, providing design flexibility.

Application Areas:
Commercial roofing and wall cladding
Greenhouses and agricultural structures
Patio covers and pergolas
Skylights and awnings
Industrial warehouses and factories