Skylights Roofing

Polycarbonate and PVC panels for skylights and rooflights

Building occupants benefit greatly from exposure to natural daylight. Workers become more efficient, students become more alert, shoppers buy more products and hospital patients recover faster. In addition, the penetration of more natural light also leads to a reduction in the use of artificial light, and this saves on energy costs and helps the environment. Architects and building owners are promoting these benefits by embracing “daylighting”. This is done by integrating industrial rooflights or roof skylights on building roofs and/or walls to maximize the exposure of occupants to natural light during the day. Palram offers a range of proven polycarbonate and PVC solutions for these applications.

EASILY INTEGRATED INTO ANY TYPE OF ROOF

polycarbonate roof skylight solutions can be integrated into any kind of roof, whether flat, curved or pitched. They are found in a diverse range of buildings that require natural light, from commercial centers, sports complexes and residential buildings to industrial facilities, warehouses, and agricultural structures.

These advanced and proven solutions can match the profile of corrugated metal or any other kind of roofing design, and allow for a tight seal with any other kind of roofing material. No matter what profile or material is used on your roof, Palram technicians will always figure out a way to easily install these lightweight and flexible polycarbonate skylight solutions.

Features:

High impact resistance – virtually unbreakable

High clarity and light transmission

Weather and UV resistant

Wide service temperature range

Blocks harmful UV radiation

Good acoustical insulation

Lightweight

Easy to handle and install

Do you want to reap the benefits of natural daylight for lighting up your home, office, or commercial building?

Then polycarbonate skylight roofing sheets are your best options! Excelite brings to you reliable, high-quality, and cost-effective roofing solutions in the form of polycarbonate skylight sheets. When these are used for roofing or as skylights, they ensure plenty of natural light, UV protection, and aesthetic enhancement of your house or business.

With more than a decade of experience in the polycarbonate business, our team is well-versed with all types of skylight roofing sheets.

Where Can Polycarbonate Skylight Sheets be Used?

Skylight roofing sheets made of polycarbonate are used in many settings where natural light is required. These include but are not limited to, the following:

Residential buildings

Carports

Patios and awnings

Swimming pool decks

Commercial centres

Auditoriums

Conservatories

Railway stations

Bus stop shelters

Sports complexes and stadiums

Industrial facilities

Skywalks

Warehouses

Agricultural buildings

Greenhouses

Why Use Polycarbonate Skylight Roofing Sheets?

Natural light is very beneficial for those who work inside buildings and enclosed places. Daylight increases the efficiency of workers, performances of students, and even quickens patient recovery in hospitals. Therefore, skylights or roofing made of polycarbonate have lots of advantages:

Use of natural light through polycarbonate skylight sheets reduces dependence on artificial light.

These sheets reduce energy costs and contribute to the environment.

They have good health benefits and reduce stress.

Since polycarbonate skylight sheets are transparent, hence they ensure good thermal insulation.

They are very lightweight, hence easy to install.

Due to the unbreakable nature and high resilience of polycarbonate, these roofings are designed to withstand the harshest weather conditions like hail, storms, snow, natural debris, etc.

They provide great protection from UV rays and do not fade or yellow with time.

They can be put in between metal panels to achieve the right percentage of light.

They can absorb vibrations and are noise-proof.

They can be easily cut, bent, drilled, or curved to create different looks.

They are available in a wide range of colours, textures, and sheen to greatly enhance the look of your space.

They can be concatenated with any type of roofing, whether pitched, flat, or curved.

They are suitable for large as well as small roof applications.