The polycarbonate roof sheet is produced from high-quality polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a polycarbonate roof sheet produced from high-quality polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a transparent thermoplastic. It’s stable and very durable and can withstand high and low temperatures. The polycarbonate roof sheet is non-toxic, resistant stains, and weighs about six times less than the glass.

This roof sheet is designed for commercial and industrial use, the material is very flexible and can be used in various ways.

Very popular use for polycarbonate is the manufacture of polycarbonate roof sheets, and many designs including twin wall construction which also  adds to the superiority of isolation. The roof sheet is available in various sizes, thickness and color different and many roof applications may. Some applications can include, spice systems, warehouses, greenhouses, dog kennel and car wash.

Polycarbonate sheet is light and very easy to do. Cutting can be done with hand saws, and no weight lifting involved. After being installed, there are very few treatments, it only requires washing occasionally with warm soapy water.

Polycarbonate sheets have been designed for commercial and domestic markets. This is a very flexible material and can have many different applications, such as wise number of different glass systems that can be used with polycarbonate sheets also wide.

Polycarbonate can be used externally and internally because it is stable at low and temperature, and has excellent impact resistance and fire rating.

Polycarbonate sheets are available in various sizes, ranging from 2 meters to 7 meters. Width also varies and this can range from a width of 700mm to 2.1 meters.

Many different industries use polycarbonate to make different products, some of these products can include:

o CD and DVD
o Roof sheets
o windows resistant bullets
o glasses
o laptop and cellphone cover or ‘shell’

Some optical industries use clear polycarbonate to produce glasses, because it has excellent transparency quality and good durability, and lenses made from clear polycarbonates can be made thinner than the lens produced from ordinary glass.