Corolux Roofing Sheets

Corolux is a range of transparent and clear roofing sheets manufactured from PVC. Unlike alternative solutions, such as Vistalux, these roofing sheets feature mini corrugations. These provide you with a lower profile whilst still allowing you to benefit from the added strength provided by corrugated sheets.

Corolux is ideal for a variety of roofing applications, including gazebos, carports, walkways, and cloches. This is as the sheets allow a significant amount of daylight through and are able to withstand harsh conditions. Providing adequate protection for your car, vegetables and more for over 10 years. 

PVC is a form of plastic used in a variety of building materials. These include plumbing pipes, electrical cables, and flooring. PVC is also used in a variety of roofing materials due to it being both lightweight and tough. 

This plastic offers a number of benefits, including added protection from UV to reduce the likelihood of significant discoloration and distortion. This makes it ideal for a variety of applications where it will be exposed to sunlight throughout the year. 

Corolux sheets can be easily cut with a fine-toothed saw. But it's important to ensure your sheets have been stored at room temperature for approximately 24 hours beforehand. This prevents the sheets from being brittle and cracking when being cut. For more guidance on how to cut and install Corolux, take a look at our installation guide.

Corolux roofing sheets are manufactured from 0.8mm thick PVC. This makes them incredibly lightweight whilst also providing superb strength. This is sufficient for most roofing applications, such as gazebos and walkways.

If you require a thicker sheet for added strength, consider our other plastic roofing sheets. These are available in a range of thicknesses up to 1.3mm and therefore suitable for a wide variety of projects.

Once your Corolux roof sheets have been delivered, it’s important to store them correctly to prevent damage. Ideally, store them indoors in a cool area, on a flat, dry surface. If keeping your sheets inside isn’t possible, then keep them elevated off the ground using wooden beams or bearers. It’s also important to keep these sheets covered. This is because exposure to the sun could lead to the sheets becoming damaged and warping due to excessive heat.