

Poly... what? Is that similar to PVC?
What can polycarbonate sheet be used for?
Can I install polycarbonate sheet?
Do the sheets discolour?
Does it get very hot in summer under this polycarbonate roof?
Do these sheets break easily?
Where can I buy polycarbonate sheet?
Is it harmful to the environment?
What happens in the event of a fire?
What if I have a commercial question?

How can polycarbonate sheets be mounted?
What is the impact strenght of polycarbonate?
Is polycarbonate bulletproof?
What about weather resistance of polycarbonate?
What insulation value do polycarbonate sheets offer?
Which kind of sheet do I need for which windload?
Why are there so many different types of multi-wall sheets?
Where can I get technical data?
What is the environmental impact of polycarbonate?
Is polycarbonate compatible with all materials?


Regulations to calculate windloads differ from country to country. The admissible windload for a given construction varies with the type of sheet, the way it is installed, the size of the construction, etc. In order to determine which sheet is needed, you need to refer to the supplier’s technical documentation, which contains guidelines according to the geometry of the sheets. For most simple glazing applications 10 mm and 16 mm multi-wall sheets will be sufficient from a technical point of view, thicker sheets are usually installed in order to get better insulation values. Special situations, like extreme windloads, or very large glazing areas without extra supporting structures, may also require thicker sheets. Nevertheless, it is always necessary to check the technical guidelines to ensure that a sheet will conform to a certain windload situation.