Collection: Roof Sheets

Often used in conservatories, lean-tos, patios, greenhouses, verandas and walkways. Its structure gives insulation and rigidity, while remaining lightweight. Gives a soft diffused light, often welcome for outdoor spaces.

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When to pick it: If you want thermal performance, lighter framing, and a cost-efficient solution. Ideal for typical UK lean-tos where insulation and durability matter more than crystal clarity.

A premium solid polycarbonate sheet with UV protection. Excellent clarity (close to glass), very high impact resistance, and good weather performance. Used where appearance and toughness are both priorities.

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When to pick it: You want a glass-like view with superior impact resistance - e.g. architecturally visible lean-tos, exposed locations with hail/impact risk, or where vandalism might be a concern.

Acrylic offers superb optical clarity and better surface hardness (scratch resistance) than polycarbonate. It looks gorgeous and can be polished if scratched. It’s less impact-resistant and more brittle than polycarbonate.

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When to pick it: For sheltered lean-tos or smaller spans where aesthetics and scratch resistance matter more than impact tolerance - for example, a garden room roof in a low-risk area.

Elegant, glass-like panels that install quickly and easily over rafters with 600mm spacing. Tough and durable 3mm thick polycarbonate, that is lightweight, UV-resistant, and over 200 times stronger than glass.

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When to pick it: You want a sheet that's designed for quick positioning, and easy fitting over rafters, with exceptional resistance to hail, high wind, and snow.

Highly durable, shatterproof clear polycarbonate roof sheet, matching the popular 8/3 Iron corrugated profile. Provides full UV protection, with attractive long-lasting clarity and high light transmission to maximise daylight.

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When to pick it: For replacing existing corrugated sheets, or as low-cost, lightweight and easy to install DIY roofing for gazebos, patios, carports, and more.

Replacement panel for the Ultralite 500 lean-to roof system. The opaque panels provide great insulation and light diffusion to help maintain a comfortable environment in summer and in winter.
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When to pick it: Use as part of a new build Ultralite 500 roof system, or as a replacement to existing damaged or discoloured roof panels.