Polycarbonate is an outstanding replacement product for glass and poly covered greenhouses. Retrofit assistance provided.

Specifications of Style

1. Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheets
2. Corrugated Polycarbonate Sheets

An important word about our Polycarbonate and Acrylic products.We offer them for all types of applications. Shown here are are variety of pictures which indicate very diverse configurations and is an ideal display of clarity, life of the products under different and harsh condition. We have supplied products from factories around the world to cleats in all industries - and in quantity from small units to many thousands of square feet. Of course, the greenhouse is a major use of the product but other recent contracts have been:

1. High impact product for train locomotive windows
2. Skylights for resort and industrial uses
3. Large aquarium installation
4. Large patio covering
5. Walkways
6. Sheet material for diverse uses
7. Insulating and lining panels
8. Greenhouses
9. Nurseries
10. Hobby Greenhouses
11. Commercial Greenhouses
12. Institutional Research Greenhouses
13. Agricultural and Low-Tech Greenhouses
14. Aquaculture Facilities
15. Biomass Growing Houses

Now a better option for for efficient greenhouse coverings a tough, new corrugated Polycarbonate sheet as well many commercial and industrial applications. Very popular in greenhouses of all types.

LEXAN Corrugated sheet provides the crystal clarity you associate with glass without the heavy weight, high cost and risk of breakage and is ideal for greenhouses.

This Polycarbonate covering offers the design flexibility, easy installation and economy you get from fiberglass without premature surface deterioration or loss of light transmission. With service life years longer. than polyethylene or fiberglass, and more economical than glass, LEXAN Corrugated sheet fills an important cost/performance niche in rigid coverings.

Check These Outstanding Features.

• Up to 90% light transmission by ASTM standards.
• Toughness - 20 times the impact strength of fiberglass. Greater than 40 times the impact strength of glass and acrylic especially for greenhouses.
• Integral UV resistance.
• Light weight.
• Formability.
• Condensate control.
• Available in polished and matte clear, as well as tints.
• Made in U.S.A.
• For high light greenhouse use
• Special greenhouse panels for light transmission.

Impact Strength

This rigid Polycarbonate sheet offers impact resistance superior to glass, fiberglass and acrylic. A LEXAN Corrugated sheet.O33 in (.8mm) thick can withstand over 240 in-lbs of impact Compare this to tempered glass, fiberglass or structured acrylic. And, LEXAN Corrugated sheet maintains its impact properties at temperatures ranging from 40^o to 250^oF.

COMMECIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS

LEXAN ThermoClear Twin wall Polycarbonate Triple Wall is available.

Excellent uses and cost effective applications for:

• Greenhouses
• Skylights
• Covered walkways
• Sun rooms
• Canopies
• Retail outlets
• Industrial applications
• Greenhouses/Nurseries

It is always best to put permanent material in tech ends
of houses because it is extremely difficult to form Poly
around equipment. All great for sidewalls on Quonsetter,
Quality Plus etc. where you have a 4 ft plus wall.

Installing Twin wall Polycarbonate on Your Greenhouse.

1. Always install the sheets with the flutes oriented vertically. When used as a roof covering, design with at least a 5 degree slope, never horizontal.
2. Remember to allow for expansion and contraction in every installation. Bronze and Gray panels change more in size. Use extrusions that allow for sufficient edge engagement plus the expansion allowance.
3. Panels can be cut with protective masking in place with a fine tooth saw or a sharp knife. Remember to remove the masking prior to final fixing in place. Chips from cutting should be blown out of the flutes.
4. The specially treated weather side is identified on the masking. This side must always face the exterior.
5. In vertical installations, the top flutes should be capped with an extrusion or tape and the bottom left open for drainage. Vented tape can be used on the bottom.

Storage of Panels