For use with Plastic Roofing Polycarbonate
Sheets
in Pitched Roofglazing Applications
Rubber rafter gasket (Ref. 501). Should be nailed to rafters through the
centre channel. Nails should be no more than 300mm apart. Screw-on capping bar (Ref. 500),
with gasket fitted. Cap should be fixed down with screws no more than
400mm apart. Aluminium right angle 'F' profile
(Ref. 222) supports the sides of the glazing sheet and weathers the edge
of the roof slope. Fixes to barge boards with screws 300mm apart. Use a
spirit level to ensure that the sheet remains level. Anti-dust breather tape (Ref. 4840).
Use at eaves (gutter) ends of multiwall polycarbonate sheet to help
prevent dust entry and allow condensation drainage. 25mm wide for sheet
4-8mm thick; 38mm wide for sheet 10-16mm thick.
Aluminium 'U' profile (Ref. 252). Covers and protects the anti-dust tape
and gives a rigid finish to the cut sheet edge. Sealing tape (Ref. 4810).
Permanently closes the ridge (top) ends of the multiwall polycarbonate
sheet. Should be used in combination with the 4840 breather tape
referred to above. Widths as above. Push-fit polycarbonate stop-end
plate (Ref. 500EP) gives a neat finish. Butyl flashing (Ref. 200/10) ensures
a weatherproof seal at the ridge.
When installing twinwall and triplewall plastic polycarbonate sheeting, we advise that you refer to the
manufacturer's printed recommendations in relation to the ratio between the
sheet thickness and width, the distances for glazing bar centres and sheet
expansion allowances. When cutting sheet, ensure that at least one rib will be
accommodated within the clamped rebate of the glazing bar. To avoid stress in
the glazing sheet, you should not overtighten screw-on profiles.
We recommend the use of screws and
bolts as other metals may fail through natural chemical reaction with aluminium.
Such screws are available in the easyfix range and come complete with matching,
coloured snap-on plastic caps.
Please note that the 500 System can also be
used to install glass.
THESE PRICES ARE CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW
3 metres
Less
50%
4 metres
Less
50%
6 metres
Less
50%
500
Rafter Gasket System
N/A
N/A
Bars available in brown or white
(All Prices are plus VAT)
3 metres
Less
50%
4 metres
Less
50%
6 metres
Less
50%
222 F Profile - 10mm Twinwall
£
£
£
223 F Profile - 16mm Triplewall
£
£
£
F
Profile for 25mm Fivewall Polycarbonate
(All Prices are
plus VAT)
Screw and Cap Set
each
244/245 Fixing Buttons
each
4844 Breather Tape
£
per 33 metres
(All Prices are
plus VAT)
2.1 metres
Less
50%
3 metres
234/235 Polycarbonate U Profile
£
N/A
252 Aluminium U Profile
N/A
N/A
253 Aluminium U Profile
N/A
N/A
Aluminium U Profile for 25mm Fivewall
Polycarbonate
N/A
N/A
All Prices are plus VAT
The prices in
green text are the prices you pay
£25 Delivery Charge for all orders (UK Mainland),
please enquire for offshore and highlands
On all orders there is a delivery charge of £15
(UK Mainland)
Delivery
approx 7 - 14 days depending on where you
are located
Rubber rafter gasket (Ref. 501). Should be nailed to rafters through the
centre channel. Nails should be no more than 300mm apart.
Screw-on capping bar (Ref. 500),
with gasket fitted. Cap should be fixed down with screws no more than
400mm apart.
Aluminium right angle 'F' profile
(Ref. 222) supports the sides of the glazing sheet and weathers the edge
of the roof slope. Fixes to barge boards with screws 300mm apart. Use a
spirit level to ensure that the sheet remains level.
Anti-dust breather tape (Ref. 4840).
Use at eaves (gutter) ends of multiwall polycarbonate sheet to help
prevent dust entry and allow condensation drainage. 25mm wide for sheet
4-8mm thick; 38mm wide for sheet 10-16mm thick.
Aluminium 'U' profile (Ref. 252). Covers and protects the anti-dust tape
and gives a rigid finish to the cut sheet edge.
Sealing tape (Ref. 4810).
Permanently closes the ridge (top) ends of the multiwall polycarbonate
sheet. Should be used in combination with the 4840 breather tape
referred to above. Widths as above.
Push-fit polycarbonate stop-end
plate (Ref. 500EP) gives a neat finish.
Butyl flashing (Ref. 200/10) ensures
a weatherproof seal at the ridge.