Fixing

Polycarbonate Fixings are essential components in construction and DIY projects involving polycarbonate sheets. These fixings ensure a secure and long-lasting installation of polycarbonate panels used in roofing, cladding, and various other applications.

Types of Polycarbonate Fixings

Corrapol Clear 60mm Fixings

These fixings are designed specifically for clear polycarbonate sheets. They are ideal for applications where transparency and light transmission are crucial. Their length makes them suitable for installations where extra depth is required for insulation or multi-layered sheeting.

Corrapol-BT Corrugated Bitumen Fixings (100 Pack)

This variety is tailored for corrugated bitumen sheets. The pack size of 100 pieces makes it convenient for larger projects. These fixings are available in various colours to match your sheets, ensuring a seamless and aesthetic finish to your project.

Corrapol-BT 60mm Screw Cap Fixings

These fixings come with a screw cap, providing an additional layer of protection against weather elements. Available in multiple colours, they are versatile for different design needs and ensure a neat finish on corrugated polycarbonate installations.

Practical Uses of Polycarbonate Fixings

Polycarbonate fixings are primarily used in the installation of polycarbonate roofing sheets for conservatories, carports, greenhouses, and canopies. Their design ensures a tight seal that prevents water ingress and wind uplift, crucial for the longevity and effectiveness of the roofing system.

Selection Guide

• For Transparency: Choose the Corrapol Clear 60mm Fixings for projects requiring high light transmission.
• For Corrugated Sheets: Opt for the Corrapol-BT Corrugated Bitumen Fixings for installations involving corrugated sheets.

• For Aesthetics and Protection: The Corrapol-BT 60mm Screw Cap Fixings are perfect for those who need a mix of aesthetic appeal and extra protection against the elements.

   

When selecting polycarbonate fixings, consider the thickness and type of your polycarbonate sheets, the environmental conditions they will be exposed to, and the aesthetic requirements of your project.