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Material Uses
- Porches
- Car Ports
- Canopies
- Rooflights
- Cloches and Coldframes
- Planthouses
- Side Cladding
- Covered Walkways
- Garden Sheds
- Lean to Extensions
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Key Properties
Ideal PVC sheet for roofing and cladding, qualities include:
- Fine optical clarity : visually attractive sheet which
will enhance the appearance of your property
- Provides 3 times more natural light into a building than
the same area of vertical glazing : creating a bright pleasant
environment in the area beneath
- Excellent fire performance : PVC is a self extinguishing
material which will melt away from the flames stopping as
soon as the source is removed
- Strong yet light in weight
- Simple to handle and install
- Good workability : cutting and drilling the material are
straightforward procedures requiring only the most basic
of tools
Product Brochure
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Corolux is available in three sheet thicknesses
ranging from 0.8mm to 1.3mm, with a wide range
of profiles, 6 in total
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Cover
Width |
Standard
Corolux
0.8mm (0.032") thick |
Heavy Duty
Corolux
1.1mm (0.044") thick |
BS Super
Corolux*
1.3mm (0.051") thick
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3" Asbestos |
651mm (255/8)
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Clear |
Clear |
Clear |
6" Asbestos |
1016mm (40") |
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Clear |
8/3" C.Iron |
608mm (24") |
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Clear |
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77/20 |
616mm
(24¼") |
Clear |
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Box |
1050mm
(411/3) |
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Clear
Translucent |
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Miniature |
603mm
(23¾") |
Clear
or Translucent |
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* BS Super Corolux is manufactured to
the specification contained in BS4203 (1980) -
although a more expensive option this product
is better equipped to withstand weather conditions,
is stronger and altogether a much safer alternative.
It carries the BS approved standard. |
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| To calculate the number of sheets required to complete
your roof, measure the width of the roof and divide
this figure by the cover width.
i.e. if the roof is 3000mm wide, divide by the
cover width which is 1016mm = 2.95 sheets.
Round this figure up to the nearest full sheet - 3
sheets will be required.
Fixings Requirements
Divide the roof width by the fixing centres. Divide
the roof length by the support centres and add 1.
Multiply these two values together .
= approximate number of fixings required.
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| Corolux |
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Standard Corolux |
Heavy Duty Corolux |
BS Super Corolux |
| Light
Transmission % DIN 5036 |
66% |
66% |
66% |
| Coefficient
of Thermal Expansion m/m°K |
6.8 x 10-5 |
6.8 x 10-5 |
6.8 x 10-5 |
| Thermal
Properties U Value W/m2°K |
5.73 |
5.67 |
5.63 |
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Temperature Range |
-20°C - +60°C |
| Impact
Resistance |
Drop Ball Test to BS4203
Part 1, 1980 |
| Fire
Performance |
Class 1
(BS476 Part 7) |
Class 1
(BS476 Part 7) |
Class 0
(Building
Regulations 1992 Approved Document B) |
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This product is covered by a 10 year warranty. A replacement
is provided free of charge if the product has failed due
to a manufacturing defect, in normal climatic conditions
within a 10 year period from the date of purchase.
Corolux MUST be fixed and maintained in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions for the warranty to remain
valid : re-erections or consequential damage costs are
not included.
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