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Axiome Axiome Bronze 10mm Twinwall Polycarbonate Sheet
Sale priceFrom €35,95 EUR
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Axiome Axiome Bronze 16mm Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet
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Axiome Axiome Bronze 25mm Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet
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Axiome Axiome Bronze 35mm Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet
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Alukap-XR Alukap-XR Anti Dust Breather Tape - 10m Roll
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, due to their tint, Bronze Polycarbonate sheets provide a shading effect which helps to reduce sun glare. This is great for outdoor structures such as gazebos and pergolas. Bronze polycarbonate sheets would increase heat absorption when covering an indoor space.

As with clear and opal sheets, Axiome Bronze polycarbonate sheets are manufactured in 10mm, 16mm, 25mm and 35mm thickness options. The most popular option is the 16mm bronze polycarbonate sheet due to its middle-of-the-road strength and cost.

Some gazebo kits used to come with a 6mm bronze polycarbonate sheet, however, this isn’t commonly manufactured as is quite flimsy. If you are looking for a replacement sheet then 10mm will be the best option and provide a stronger roof.

No! A common myth about bronze polycarbonate sheets is that they have a strong brown colour. They actually have a mixed brown and grey tint which is why they get called ‘bronze’.

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