clear sheets

[rob1]

I need to put some new cladding sheets in the end of a building to make a workshop and want to use some clear ones to allow some natural light, what is the best to use?

 

[JNP]

If its in the end of your building can you not get some old windows to go in there? They would be the best option and you can get them free of charge from your local window co. as they just skip any ones they remove. Otherwise some GRP rooflights/sheets

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

is any thing like this any good, might be warmer for the workshop being twin wall, but let in light,
http://www.roofing-supplies.org.uk/...l-Polycarbonate-Roof-Sheets-25mtr-Length.html

 

[rob1]

is any thing like this any good, might be warmer for the workshop being twin wall, but let in light,
http://www.roofing-supplies.org.uk/...l-Polycarbonate-Roof-Sheets-25mtr-Length.html

Did wonder about that

 

[Chae1]

Just translucent sheets.

 

[rob1]

Just translucent sheets.

Which is best tho all the ones we have end up cracking when birds fly into them escaping hawks

 

[Chae1]

We have them on roof of our cattle handling system to provide natural light at certain points to encourage flow of cattle. Just got them from local builders merchant.

 

[Tinman Steels Ltd]

I think I may be a little late here but there are a number of options for G.R.P sheets, there is the standard agri-sheet which tends to be used for cattle sheds will let around 67% light through, but they will start to go off colour after 5-7 years will still be translucent but start to yellow, there is then tri-light which will keep its colour or rather not yellow for 20-25 years. And then there is the thickness and fire rating to take in to consideration we can offer class 3, class 1, and class 0 in 1.83kg, 2.44kg, 3.0kg, and 3.6kg in most standard profiles.