How long does Laserlite last?

What is the difference between Laserlite 2000 and 3000?

One of the main differences between the two Laserlites is the fact that Laserlite 3000 will provide you with better heat reduction properties. They’re both high- performance polycarbonate roofing sheets that can block up to 99% of harmful UV rays.

Is Laserlite hail proof?

Hail Damaget o Hundreds of Polycarbonate Roofs and Skylights The popular options are Laserlite 2000 and Laserlite 3000. These products offer a 10 year hail damage warranty so make a good replacement option. They also offer a great range of colours and profiles.

Which transparent sheet is best for roofing?

Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate is the best transparent or semi-transparent option for roofing because it is a very durable material that has 200 times the impact resistance of glass, while being only half its weight! Thus, it can withstand all kinds of climates and environmental impacts.

Is Laserlite Australian made?

Made in Australia Supporting the local community, all Laserlite® product is manufactured right here in Australia. * Laserlite® meets the strict quality requirements of the Australian Standard for polycarbonate roofing and cladding and is regularly assessed and certified by external testing body SAI Global.

What is the best way to cut Laserlite?

A fine-toothed handsaw or circular saw with a cut-off blade is suitable for plastics. Always wear appropriate PPE when using cutting tools. Can I walk on polycarbonate sheet? No, never walk on sheeting or apply your load directly to it.

How do you cool down polycarbonate roof?

Staying Cool under a Polycarbonate Roof

1. Go high! By raising the roof height, you move any warm air further above head height.
2. Invite in a cross breeze. If you keep one or both gable ends open it will allow any warm air to easily escape.
3. Choose your roofing wisely.
4. Install a fan.