Plastic Roofing Sheets

Typically manufactured from either PVC or polycarbonate, these corrugated roofing sheets allow you easy to fill your space with light. As they are incredibly lightweight, these plastic roofing sheets ...

Designed to be fitted alongside our bitumen and metal sheets, you'll find a variety of profiles and colours to suit your project. This includes both fully transparent and slightly tinted options, with the latter providing a little privacy when required.

Wherever these PVC roofing sheets are being fitted, you can expect them to last in excess of 10 years. Impregnated UV protection helps to prevent any discoloration whilst the corrugated design ensures they can withstand a significant impact.

Advantages of Plastic Roofing Sheets

Fully Transparent

Unlike corrugated bitumen or metal, plastic roofing sheets allow you to fill your space with light. Truly transforming both small and large buildings into more enjoyable and accessible areas. All without the need to introduce an overly costly and often disruptive rooflight.

Incredibly Lightweight

As you would expect, these roofing sheets are lightweight. Making them suitable for a variety of structures, including timber and steel buildings. Their featherlike weight also makes them far easier to install than many alternatives.

Very Low Cost

These plastic roofing sheets can cost as little as £10 per square meter, providing you with an incredibly cost-effective roofing option. Making them perfect for those working with a limited budget, whether you are reroofing a stable or building a pergola.

Easy to Fit

With few fittings being necessary, these roof panels can be quickly fitted by both qualified tradespeople and handy homeowners. They can also be used on virtually any roof, assuming the pitch is above 5°.

Where Can You Use Plastic Roofing?

Plastic roofing sheets are an excellent, lightweight option for many smaller home and garden projects.

Garages and carports
Porches and extensions
Greenhouses and cloches
Lean-to’s and canopies

How Do You Install Plastic Roof Sheets?

Thanks to their light weight, these roofing sheets are super easy to work with for any confident DIYer.

Step 1. Use tin snips or a circular saw to cut each panel to your desired size.

Step 2. Pre-drill holes at the ridges using a 4.8mm drill bit spaced evenly 15-20cm apart.

Step 3. Install the panels by laying them directly onto the purlins, beginning on one side, sealing gaps between each with flashing tape.

Step 4. Fix the plastic sheets to the roof using the pre-drilled holes. Each roofing sheet should overlap the one underneath by at least one corrugation, or around 6-7cm.

Step 5. Now do the same for the other side if you’ve got an apex roof. Once done, you should install a ridge cap at the top.

Have Questions About Our PVC Roofing Sheets?

Whatever your question, our knowledgeable and friendly team are here to help. Simply use the online live chat or call 01295 565 565 to have your questions answered. They will be able to recommend the best option for your project and help estimate what you'll need. All whilst keeping the cost of your project low.

What Are Plastic Roofing Sheets?

These roofing sheets are manufactured from a variety of materials, including PVC and polycarbonate. Both are incredibly lightweight and fully transparent, allowing you to fill virtually any space with natural daylight.

Homeowners often use these sheets to add a cost-effective rooflight to their shed, garage or stable. They can also be used for greenhouses and cloches, although many feature impregnated UV protection.

PVC and polycarbonate sheets are typically cheaper than other materials. They also offer a superb life expectancy of 10 years and, in some cases, come with a manufacturer's guarantee.

How Much Does Plastic Roofing Cost?

When using these sheets, you can expect to spend between £10 - £15 per square meter. That is the equivalent to This doesn't take into account any fittings, underlays or timber that may be required.

What is the Life Expectancy of PVC Roofing?

Whilst these sheets will typically provide a minimum life expectancy of 10 years, they will often last in excess of 20 years. This is due to the unique formula used, which features impregnated UV protection to prevent discoloration.