5/16 in. (8 mm) 48 in. x 144 in. Polycarbonate Bronze twin-wall hollow sheet

Processing Time

Orders are typically processed and shipped within 1-3 from the date of purchase. Processing times may vary during peak seasons.

Shipping Methods

We offer the following shipping methods:
Standard Shipping: 1-3 days

Please note that delivery times are estimates and may vary based on your location and external factors such as weather or delivery service delays.

Shipping Rates in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Shipping rates are calculated based on your location.
The shipping rate for San Jose, Santa Clara, Campbell, Saratoga, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Mountain View, Menlo Park, Fremont, Newark, Milpitas, and Campbell is $40.

The shipping rate for other cities is $85.

Shipping rates in the Los Angeles area, Orange County, and Sacramento area is $85

Please contact us:
Email: sales@polycarbonate.me
Phone:
Bay Area & Sacramento Orders:

650 391 8052

LA and Orange County Orders:

213 662 6020

Bay Area

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Napa County: American Canyon - Calistoga - Napa - St. Helena - Yountville
San Francisco County: San Francisco
San Mateo County: Atherton - Belmont - Brisbane - Burlingame - Colma - Daly City - East Palo Alto - Foster City - Half Moon Bay - Hillsborough - Menlo Park - Millbrae - Pacifica - Portola Valley - Redwood City - San Bruno - San Carlos - San Mateo - South San Francisco - Woodside
Santa Clara County: Campbell - Cupertino - Gilroy - Los Altos - Los Altos Hills - Los Gatos - Milpitas - Monte Sereno - Morgan Hill - Mountain View - Palo Alto - San Jose - Santa Clara - Saratoga - Sunnyvale
Solano County: Benicia - Dixon - Fairfield - Rio Vista - Suisun City - Vacaville - Vallejo
Sonoma County: Cloverdale - Cotati - Healdsburg - Petaluma - Rohnert Park - Santa Rosa - Sebastopol - Sonoma - Windsor

Greater Sacramento

Sacramento County: Sacramento - Elk Grove - Folsom - Galt - Rancho Cordova - Citrus Heights - Isleton
Placer County: Roseville - Rocklin - Lincoln - Auburn - Loomis - Colfax
El Dorado County: Placerville - South Lake Tahoe - El Dorado Hills - Cameron Park - Shingle Springs
Yolo County: Davis - West Sacramento - Woodland - Winters
Sutter County: Yuba City - Live Oak
Yuba County: Marysville - Wheatland
Nevada County: Grass Valley - Nevada City - Truckee
Amador County: Jackson - Sutter Creek - Ione - Amador City - Plymouth
San Joaquin County (northern part): Lodi - Galt

Greater Los Angeles

Los Angeles County: Los Angeles - Long Beach - Pasadena - Glendale -
Santa Clarita - Torrance - Pomona

Orange County: Anaheim - Santa Ana - Irvine - Huntington Beach -
Fullerton

San Bernardino & Riverside Counties:
Ontario - Rancho Cucamonga - Riverside - San Bernardino

FAQ About Polycarbonate Installation: Expert Views on Slope and Waterproofing
Below is a list of FAQs that may help you:

1. How to Create a Slope?
Experts recommend creating at least a 5-degree slope. Here’s an easy calculation to achieve the required 5-degree slope: If you have a roof length of 12 feet, the upper roof end should be 1 foot taller than the lower end.
• Option 1: You can cut the whole beam diagonally to create two shims for the slope.
• Option 2: Install or reinstall the ledger board and attach it to the roof or the wall.

2. Is Flashing Necessary at the Edges of the Polycarbonate Roof?
You can use aluminum or galvanized metal flashings at the edges to ensure that rainwater doesn’t seep into the gaps between the polycarbonate panels and the beams.
Alternatively, you can use an overhang instead of flashing. An overhang extends the polycarbonate panels beyond the edge of the beam.
The maximum overhang is 12 inches.

3. List of Materials for Twin-Wall Polycarbonate Panel Installation:
• Polycarbonate Sheets: The main and key component.
• Connectors (H or Snap Profiles): Used to connect two sheets together.
• U Caps: Used to cover the ends of the sheets.
• Vented Tape: Protects against moisture and dust particles.
• Screws with Plastic Washers or Screws with Neoprene Washers: Ideal for preventing rainwater leaks.
• Silicone.
Tools:
• Measuring Tape: Essential for adjusting the polycarbonate sheets.
• Drill: Useful for creating precise screw holes.
• Circular Saw or Jigsaw: Used to cut and adjust panels.
• Safety Glasses: Protect against potential eye damage during installation.
• Ladder.

4. How to Calculate the Number of Screws
For proper installation, it’s recommended to place screws every 2 feet in each direction. At the same time, you should place screws where you have an H or snap connector.
Here’s a reference for a standard 4 ft x 8 ft sheet size:
• For one sheet (4 ft x 8 ft), you will need approximately 15 screws.
• For two sheets connected with an H or snap profile (4 ft x 8 ft), you will need around 25 screws.
• For three sheets connected with an H or snap profile (4 ft x 8 ft), you will need about 45 screws.