PolyX Polycarbonate Sheet Multiwall - 35mm x 700mm x 3.5mtr Solarguard

The 35mm PolyX Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet is a robust, high-specification solution designed for...

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The PolyX 35mm Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet is a high-performance roofing material ideal for DIY enthusiasts and trade professionals working on conservatory roofs or large-scale glazing projects. Its primary benefit is a superior strength-to-weight ratio that provides excellent thermal insulation and structural integrity without the heavy burden of glass, though installers must ensure compatibility with appropriate glazing bar systems to maintain a watertight seal.

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Model Part NumberPOLY357003.5SG
BrandMolan

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FAQs

Which side of the sheet should face out?

Always face the side protected by the UV-resistant film (indicated on the packaging or protective masking) toward the outside.

Can I use these for vertical wall applications?

While intended primarily for roofing, they can be used vertically if supported correctly, though they are specifically engineered for the structural requirements of roof pitches.

How do I clean the polycarbonate sheets?

Clean with lukewarm water, a mild detergent, and a soft cloth. Never use abrasive sponges or window cleaning chemicals.

Are these sheets fire rated?

Polycarbonate generally has high fire resistance ratings, but you should consult the specific technical data sheet for your local building regulation requirements.

What is the purpose of the internal flutes?

The flutes provide structural rigidity and act as air pockets to enhance the thermal insulation properties of the sheet.

Can I paint or coat the sheets?

No, you should not paint or apply additional coatings to the sheets, as this may react with the polycarbonate and damage the material or void its integrity.

Troubleshooting

Condensation inside the flutes

Ensure the bottom edge is sealed with correct breather tape and the top edge is fully sealed to prevent moisture entry while allowing ventilation.

Difficulty in cutting clean edges

Use a fine-toothed circular saw or a dedicated polycarbonate blade to minimize vibration and splintering.

Sheet expansion or contraction noise

Ensure that the sheets are not fitted too tightly in the glazing bars, allowing for natural thermal expansion and contraction.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent thermal insulation properties
  • Lightweight design simplifies manual handling
  • Solarguard finish manages solar heat gain effectively
  • High structural integrity for commercial and domestic use
  • Easy to integrate with standard glazing bar systems

Cons

  • Requires specific cutting tools for clean edges
  • Must be installed with the UV-protected side facing outwards
  • Requires professional glazing bar accessories for optimal sealing

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires a self-supported glazing bar system to ensure structural support across the width of the sheets. Always ensure the side marked with the UV-protective film is facing toward the exterior, as improper orientation will lead to premature material degradation. When cleaning, use a mild soap solution and a soft cloth or sponge; avoid harsh abrasive cleaners or scrapers, which can damage the Solarguard coating. Regularly inspect the edge seals and glazing bars to ensure they remain clear of debris and that the moisture-permeable tape at the bottom edge is intact.

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