The Benefits of Using PC Corrugated Sheet

Polycarbonate is a very strong and resilient thermoplastic material. Polycarbonate is also very lightweight and capable of withstanding extreme temperatures, either hot or cold. Due to these qualities it makes for an effective roofing material for many applications. While polycarbonate roofing may not be the best option for an entire house; it is ideal for other structures such as decks, garages, patios, sheds, and conservatories. Polycarbonate is also frequently used for pool covers, or for roofing on industrial warehouses. Being virtually unbreakable with 250 times the impact strength of float glass and 30 times that of acrylic, polycarbonate panels are a great product for a wide variety of outdoor uses.

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Types of Polycarbonate Roofing

Here at A&C Plastics we offer a wide variety of polycarbonates. Our selection includes clear polycarbonate sheets, white polycarbonate, colored polycarbonate, and more. All of our polycarbonate products are extremely durable with high impact resistance and weather resistance. Our polycarbonate sheets also have UV protection in order to slow and help prevent damage from direct sunlight when being used outdoors.

Benefits of Polycarbonate Roofing

Polycarbonate can withstand extreme amounts of force and are nearly unbreakable. There are even bullet resistant varieties of polycarbonate which are used in things such as police shields. These sheets are also very lightweight, making it easy to transport and install them anywhere. With the UV blocking capabilities of polycarbonate, it is a perfect material for constructing awnings or sunroom roofing. These properties of polycarbonate also make it the ideal material for the construction of greenhouses. Polycarbonate panels are resistant to extreme temperature either hot or cold, sunlight, snow, rain, and impact. This enables the panels to last for many many years without fading or discoloring while also remaining damage free from any various impacts over the years.

Downsides to Polycarbonate Roofing

Despite the many advantages to using polycarbonate panels as roofing material, there are only a couple of downsides.  One downside to polycarbonate sheets is that they are not scratch resistant and denting or scratching on the surface is possible if extra caution and care are not taken.

Still Not Sure if Polycarbonate is Right for You?

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you are still unsure as to whether polycarbonate is the correct material for the job you have planned, or if you have any additional questions about polycarbonate, please contact us! We look forward to hearing from you and offering you our expertise and guidance to make sure you get exactly what you need.

Some Advantages of Polycarbonate Roofing Include

• High-Quality
• Nearly Unbreakable
• Bullet Resistant
• Lightweight
• UV Resistant
• Perfect for Greenhouses
• Resistant to Extreme Temperatures
• Protects Against Discoloring
• Affordable

Let's discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Polycarbonate roofing systems

So what is Polycarbonate Roofing?

Polycarbonate is a strong thermoplastic material that is lightweight, can withstand extremely temperatures (highs and lows), is relatively simple to install and is available in a multitude of colours and variants.

This durable and practical roofing material is perfect for conservatories, patios, and deck areas, but it&#;s not practical to cover the entire roof of a house.

Where is Polycarbonate Roofing used?

There are a variety of uses for polycarbonate roofing sheets that commercial and industrial applications can take advantage of. You can choose between clear polycarbonate, foam backed polycarbonate roofing, corrugated polycarbonate sheets, multi-coloured. Here is some information about the two available types and the advantages and disadvantages of polycarbonate sheets.

Different Types of Polycarbonate Roofing

Polycarbonate roofing is available in many different forms - Flat, floam-backed, corrugated, clear, coloured... The choices are enormous. But which is best for your next project?

Let's take a closer look and explore the most popular Polycarbonate roofing sheet options.

• Foam-backed Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets

  Foam-backed Polycarbonate roofing is a lightweight option that is often used for industrial buildings such as factories and warehouses. The foam-backed nature of the sheets help to insulate the building, helping it stay warm in the winter. The protective coating helps reflect UV rays, keeping it cool in the summer. 

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  Nowadays, it is becoming more common for homeowners to use Foam-backed Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets for carports, sheds, or other slightly sloped roofs due to its flexibility, appearance, ease of installation and thermal properties. 
   

• Clear Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets

  This type of roofing is often used in sun rooms, patios, and other areas that require natural light to be let in through the roof. Most roofing panels also come with a protective film layer to filter out the sun&#;s UV rays.

  In addition, clear Polycarbonate roofing sheets are available in hundreds of colours, allowing you to show your flair

Other Uses of Polycarbonate

Blu-rays, DVDs and CDs are perhaps the most readily recognised examples of polycarbonate in the wild. If you&#;ve ever tried to break the CD before throwing it away you will know just how tough it can be. Quality sunglasses that block UV rays also consist of polycarbonate lenses, making them high impact resistant.

Pros & Cons of Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets

Benefits of Polycarbonate Roofing:

• Polycarbonate sheets can be made to withstand huge forces and are virtually unbreakable. This is why they are used in the construction of bulletproof police shields.
• The UV blockage is another huge advantage of these panels, making them the perfect material choice for constructing awnings in commercial buildings.
• Polycarbonate panels are extremely light in weight, they can be easily transported and installed wherever they are required.
• The excellent properties of polycarbonate panels make them the preferred material for building greenhouses.
• Polycarbonate roofing panels are resistant to all four seasons - heat, sunlight, snow, and rain; Which enable Polycarbonate sheets to last for many years without fading, discolouring and distorting/deforming.
   

Disadvantages of Polycarbonate Roofing:

• The biggest disadvantage is their high price - certainly higher than plastic or glass and as a result, customers opt for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) which is tougher, but not impact and heat resistant. Although ABS is cheaper and offers a good solution to consumers, it is only recommended for people who don&#;t need the extreme toughness of polycarbonate panels.
• Although Polycarbonate is extremely strong, it is generally not scratch resistant and denting on the surface is possible if extra care is not taken.

Professional Polycarbonate Roofing Installation

Installing Polycarbonate roofing systems is quite straightforward, however, to avoid potential roofing disasters it is best to hire a professional roofers.

Morgan Asphalte are the leading providers of roofing services in the South East, offering repairs and renovations on a wide range of roofing materials.

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Contact us to discuss your requirements of PC Corrugated Sheet. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.