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FEATURES Available in clear, bronze, opal and bronze opal Available in a wide range of thicknesses Very strong and resistant to impact fracture Fire rated ‘Class 1’ for safety Light in weight Thermally insulating Easy and quick to install Minimum condensation risk UV protected for durability Largely self-cleaning Guaranteed 10 year warranty Range of sheet sizes APPLICATIONS CONSERVATORIES EXTENSIONS CAR PORTS PORCHES SWIMMING POOL COVERS ROOFLIGHT FEATURES Polycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet Corotherm Wherever heat insulation, reduced condensation, or simply a more attractive glazing material is required Corotherm Polycarbonate sheet is produced by an advanced manufacturing process giving the sheet the following important properties: Ultra clear sheet Also available in a range of tints Strong and resistant to impact FIXING INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO INSTALL COROTHERM AS A LEAN-TO ROOF Sheet Preparation Once the glazing bar spacing has been calculated, according to the sheet thickness and means of support, it may be necessary to cut sheets to size. Corotherm can be cut very easily and will not crack or shatter. When cutting parallel to the flutes a sharp knife can be used but when cutting across the flutes a fine toothed saw is required. For cutting curves, use a fine toothed jigsaw. Cutting dust may be removed by vacuum. If any dust is held in the flutes by static, simply leave the sheet until the static charge dissipates, then vacuum. Fix sealing tape at the top end of each piece of Corotherm and perforated breathing tape at the bottom. In order to provide weather protection at the top of the slope, rake out the mortar joint immediately above the point at which the sheeting will meet the wall - this will be used for the top edge of a length of Ariel Aluminium or Butyl Flashing. Glazing Bar Preparation Rafter or Purlin Supported System - Carefully insert the bottom seals to avoid stretching. Working from one end press into place. Ariel Rafter Supported Glazing Bar - Screw the bottom half of the glazing bar to the rafter at approximately 400mm centres Ariel Purlin Supported Bar - Screw the bottom half of the glazing bar to every purlin ensuring the purlin spacing is not greater than 1500mm. Use screws of suitable length usually half the depth of the support being used. Screws should be sealed in waterproof mastic, striking off any surplus after driving the screws. Self Supporting System - Refer to the detailed fitting instructions supplied with the glazing bar components. Flashing Preparation Begin installation at one flank of the slope, by preparing a length of side flashing. The apron of the side flashing should be pre-drilled to accept screw fixings and these holes should be 3mm oversize, to allow expansion and contraction of the flashing. In situations where the sheeting is to be installed abutting an end wall, the side flashing may be inverted so that the apron forms an upstand and finished using Ariel Aluminium or Butyl Flashing, stepped into the brickwork coursing. Installation Peel back the protective film from the edges of the first prepared sheet, ensuring that the sealing tape will be at the top of the slope and the perforated breathing tape is to the bottom of the slope. Run a bead of clear low-modulus silicone sealant into the prepared side flashing and push the sheet into position with the printed film uppermost. At least one vertical rib of each Corotherm sheet should engage within the glazing bar. Attach the side flashing to the side of the roof, then check the important 3mm expansion clearance at the side of the sheet and a 10mm expansion gap at the top of the slope. Begin to install the flashing at this stage, carefully following the fixing instructions. Lay the second sheet in position then, starting at the downslope end, line up the ends of the cap and base and tap home with a rubber mallet, or woodblock and hammer until the edge seals have flattened against the sheet. Corotherm glazing bar caps have co-extruded integral sealing strips for permanent weather protection. Over driving the glazing bar cap may cause noise from the sheets as they expand and contract with temperature changes. Continue laying sheets and glazing bar caps in this manner until reaching the final sheet. Before installing this sheet press the second side flashing into place, using clear low-modulus silicone sealant as before. Continued overleaf.... Polycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet Corotherm

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Page 1: Corotherm - DIY | eRoofs · The brightest idea for your conservatory roof. The extensive range of polycarbonate roof options available from Ariel Plastics means you can easily create

FEATURES

Available in clear, bronze, opal and bronze opal

Available in a wide range of thicknesses

Very strong and resistant to impact fracture

Fire rated ‘Class 1’ for safety

Light in weight

Thermally insulating

Easy and quick to install

Minimum condensation risk

UV protected for durability

Largely self-cleaning

Guaranteed 10 year warranty

Range of sheet sizes

APPLICATIONS

CONSERVATORIES

EXTENSIONS

CAR PORTS

PORCHES

SWIMMING POOL COVERS

ROOFLIGHT FEATURES

Polycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet

Corotherm

Wherever heat insulation,

reduced condensation, or

simply a more attractive

glazing material is required

Corotherm Polycarbonate sheet is

produced by an advanced manufacturing

process giving the sheet the following

important properties:

Ultra clear sheet

Also available in a range of tints

Strong and resistant to impact

FIXING INSTRUCTIONS

HOW TO INSTALL COROTHERM AS A LEAN-TO ROOF

Sheet PreparationOnce the glazing bar spacing has been calculated,

according to the sheet thickness and means of support,

it may be necessary to cut sheets to size.

Corotherm can be cut

very easily and will not

crack or shatter. When

cutting parallel to the

flutes a sharp knife can

be used but when

cutting across the flutes a fine toothed saw is

required. For cutting curves, use a fine toothed

jigsaw. Cutting dust may be removed by vacuum.

If any dust is held in the flutes by static,

simply leave the sheet until the static charge

dissipates, then vacuum. Fix sealing tape at the

top end of each piece of Corotherm and

perforated breathing tape at the bottom.

In order to provide weather protection at the top

of the slope, rake out the mortar joint immediately

above the point at which the sheeting will meet the

wall - this will be used for the top edge of a length

of Ariel Aluminium or Butyl Flashing.

Glazing Bar PreparationRafter or Purlin Supported System - Carefully

insert the bottom seals to avoid stretching. Working

from one end press into place.

Ariel Rafter Supported Glazing Bar - Screw the

bottom half of the glazing bar to the rafter at

approximately 400mm centres

Ariel Purlin Supported Bar - Screw the bottom

half of the glazing bar to every purlin ensuring

the purlin spacing is not greater than 1500mm.

Use screws of suitable length usually half the

depth of the support being used. Screws should

be sealed in waterproof mastic, striking off any

surplus after driving the screws.

Self Supporting System - Refer to the detailed

fitting instructions supplied with the glazing

bar components.

Flashing PreparationBegin installation at one flank of the slope, by

preparing a length of side flashing. The apron of

the side flashing should be pre-drilled to accept

screw fixings and these holes should be 3mm

oversize, to allow expansion and contraction of the

flashing. In situations where the sheeting is to be

installed abutting an end wall, the side flashing may

be inverted so that the apron forms an upstand

and finished using Ariel Aluminium or Butyl Flashing,

stepped into the brickwork coursing.

InstallationPeel back the protective film from the edges of the

first prepared sheet, ensuring that the sealing tape

will be at the top of the slope and the perforated

breathing tape is to the bottom of the slope. Run

a bead of clear low-modulus silicone sealant into

the prepared side flashing and push the sheet into

position with the

printed film

uppermost. At least

one vertical rib of each

Corotherm sheet

should engage within

the glazing bar. Attach the side flashing to the

side of the roof, then check the important 3mm

expansion clearance at the side of the sheet

and a 10mm

expansion gap at the

top of the slope.

Begin to install the

flashing at this stage,

carefully following

the fixing instructions. Lay the second sheet in

position then, starting at the downslope end, line

up the ends of the cap and base and tap home

with a rubber mallet, or woodblock and hammer

until the edge seals have flattened against the

sheet. Corotherm glazing bar caps have co-extruded

integral sealing strips for permanent weather

protection. Over driving the glazing bar cap may

cause noise from the sheets as they expand and

contract with temperature changes. Continue

laying sheets and glazing bar caps in this manner

until reaching the final sheet. Before installing this

sheet press the second side flashing into place,

using clear low-modulus

silicone sealant as before.

Continued overleaf....

Polycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet

Corotherm

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Speedwell Ind Estate Staveley Derbyshire S43 3JP Tel: 01246 561122 Fax: 01246 561111

Blairlinn Road Cumbernauld Glasgow G67 2TF Tel: 01236 725536 Fax: 01236 725871

Web Site: www.arielplastics.com

INSULATING ROOFING SYSTEM • IDEAL FOR CONSERVATORIES, PORCHES & GREENHOUSES • TEN YEAR WARRANTY

Polycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet

CorothermPolycarbonate Insulating Roofing Sheet

Corotherm

IDEAL FOR:

CONSERVATORIES

EXTENSIONS

SWIMMING POOL COVERS

ROOFLIGHT FEATURES

Installation (cont.)Lay the final sheet with side flashing attached and

secure the flashing apron to the wall. Fit the final

glazing bar cap and complete the run of flashing.

Finally, remove all

protective film.

To protect the breather

tape which allows

ventilation of the sheet,

fit end caps at the lower

end of the sheeting, with the rainwater drip

downwards to lead run-off water into the gutter.

Run a bead of sealant along the top edge of the

end cap to prevent water ingress.

Note: All Corotherm sheets must have an

expansion allowance of 3mm around all fixings

and 3mm/metre for both the length and the width

of the sheet. Mechanical fixing at the lower end

of the sheet using a centrally positioned fixing

button is recommended to prevent any downslope

migration of the sheet.

CleaningCorotherm can be easily and quickly washed with

luke warm soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge.

Do not use brushes or sharp objects and avoid any

abrasives or cleaners of a high alkaline nature.

HOW TO FIX

Make sure UV protected side ofsheet is facing outwards.Allow minimum of 10o roofslope for water drainage.The Ariel purlin supportedglazing bar should be supportedat intervals of no greater than1500mm.Rafter glazing bars should befully supported by rafters.The lines of the flutes on thesheet must only run from the

NB1)

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top to the bottom of the slope.They cannot be run from sideto side. Sheets cannot be joinedtop to bottom.Glazing bars/F section cannotbe joined - but must be used asa continuous section.When using F section run asuitable low-modules siliconesealant down the inner top faceof the enclosure before insertingsheet.

6)

10 YEAR WARRANTYARIEL PLASTICS LIMITED undertakes to supply a replacement free of charge forany Corotherm Polycarbonate Sheet that proves to have discoloured, in normalweather conditions during a period of 10 years from the date of purchase dueto a manufacturing defect.

This Warranty is only valid providing the Corotherm has been fixed in accordancewith the manufacturer’s instructions and does not extend to the cost of re-erectionor other consequential loss, which claims are expressly excluded.

NOTE: All roofing materials may be prone to damage in areas exposed to particularlyhigh winds or if fitted to structures which enhance the effects of prevailing wind.It is important therefore, that professional advice is taken before erection concerningprevailling winds and the structure planned.

This Warranty is offered as an extra benefit and does not affect your statutory rights.

Rubber Seals

Glazing Bar base(for twin or triplewall)

End Cap 'U' profile

Side Flashing'F' profile

Corotherm Sheet

Purlin Support option

Glazing Bar cap(for twin or triplewall)

Flexible seals

Screw fixings

Rafter Supportoption

Breather tape

439AP04012

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Bright ideas for your conservatory

Page 4: Corotherm - DIY | eRoofs · The brightest idea for your conservatory roof. The extensive range of polycarbonate roof options available from Ariel Plastics means you can easily create

The brightest idea for your conservatory roof.The extensive range of polycarbonate roof options available from Ariel Plasticsmeans you can easily create the perfect ambience in your conservatory.

Whether you plan to work, study, play, relax or entertain in your conservatory there is a Corotherm option to suit. Your brightest idea is to ask for Corotherm in your conservatory roof.

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Quality MultiwallPolycarbonate Sheet• Corothermoffersimpactresistanceupto200

times that of glass

• Insulatingglazingsheet u-value 1.2223 W/m²K

• Lightweight in nature, compared to single or double glass glazing

• 98% of harmful UV solar radiation is eliminated

• Available in a range structures depending on the thermal performance requirement

• Range of tints means varying degrees of light transmission can be achieved

• Corotherm means the perfect ambience can be created for your conservatory

Clear• Createsabrightandspacious

feeling environment

• Maximises light getting into the conservatory – light transmission of 77%*

• Maximises solar gain

• Perfect for sun lovers

• Will require blinds to prevent overheating in the summer months

* based on 16mm Triplewall

Bronze• Blendsinwithdarkcolouredconservatories

• Tonesinwithdarkrooffinishes

• Limits the amount of light entering the conservatory

• Minimises glare from the sun

• Heat gain is reduced compared to clear material

• Light transmission of 18%*

* based on 16mm Triplewall

UV Light Absorption Layer

External surface of sheet

Polycarbonate

UV absorption layer forming protective barrier

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which can acheive aas low as 2

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Opal• Virtuallyopaquesheet,desirablefeaturein

built up areas• Provides a private setting with a soft light quality• Reduces glare – especially important for

studying or working• Eliminates sun ‘hotspots’ but keeps the

environment bright• Lighttransmissionofover40%*meansyou

canstillenjoythebenefitsofthesun* based on 16mm Triplewall

Heatguard Opal• Silverygreyincolourexternally

• Opal surface internally

• Creates a soft light quality

• Reducesheatbuildupbyupto50%compared to clear material

• Prevents the conservatory from overheating in hot weather

• Eliminates the need for blinds

Bronze Opal• Bronzeexternalandopalinternalsurface

• Blends with dark coloured conservatories

• Creates a private internal environment

• Provides soft light quality

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Extensive RangeCorothermisavailableinarangeofthicknessesandstructurestosuityourspecificrequirements.

ThemajorityofUKconservatoriesuse25mmfivewallwhichoffersthebestinsulatingoptionforconservatoriestoday.Whereenergyefficiencyisofprimaryimportance,25mmfivewall,32mmsevenwallor35mmsevenwallwillachieveoutstandingthermalperformance.

Structure Thickness U-Value Light Transmission % mm W/m²K Clear Opal Bronze Bronze Opal Heatguard Opal

Twinwall 10 3.2 82 - - - -

Triplewall 16 2.4 77 42 18 - -

Fivewall 25 1.6 68 30 11 8 7

Sevenwall 32 1.25 64 33 7 7 4

Sevenwall 35 1.2 63 31 7 7 4

Solar ControllingLight Transmitting

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Speedwell Ind EstateStaveleyDerbyshireS433JP

Tel01246281111Fax01246561111Email [email protected]

Blairlinn RoadCumbernauldGlasgowG672TF

Tel01236725536Fax01236725871Email [email protected]

www.arielplastics.com