Part of the flexible and easy to use Heavy-Duty Self-Supporting Glazing System. which can span 4m unsupported without cross bearers and be used with polycarbonate or glass.

Features & Benefits

• Self-Supporting - no need for timber rafters
• Long-Life Durability - strong aluminium extrusion
• Hardwearing and Low-Maintenance - PVCu Flashing and Underclad
• Excellent Weather Proofing - co-extruded gaskets
• Polycarbonate or Glass - unlike others, this system can be used with glass
• Choice of Thickness - locking points for 16, 25, 32 and 35mm panels
• Cost Effective and Less Wastage - multiple bar lengths
• Looks Good and Fits Well - Can be pitched from 5° upwards

Suitable for a variety of applications, including lean-tos, conservatory roofs, canopies and car ports.

Maximum Bar Spacing by Bar Length

The Heavy-Duty Self-Supporting Roof has been designed to simplify the fitting process. With just a few steps, your bars could be fitted and your roof complete. The following is the typical fitting procedure:

1. Fit Wall Plate and Front Eaves Beam (if using)
2. Cut Glazing Bars, Top Caps and Underclad to desired length
3. Fit Underclad to Glazing Bar and screw to Wall Plate (M6 x 20mm screws)
4. Screw low end of Glazing Bar to Eaves Beam (M6 x 35mm screws)
5. Cut Panel Support Trim and fit between each Glazing Bar
6. Fit Polycarbonate End Closure (20mm short on either end)
7. Lay polycarbonate panels between Glazing Bars (3mm gap either side)
8. Tap the Top Capping down into position (use nylon hammer, wooden mallet, or protect the capping)
9. Fit End Cap to each Glazing Bar
10. Fit the Wall Plate End Covers and Eaves Beam End Covers