Sheets for Construction

Capex bars, from Irish supplier Exitex, are slightly raised, aluminium profiles that have a strip of gasket running along either side of the bar. They are most often used lying flat, running over the join where two sheets meet on a rafter, however they can also be used standing vertically where sheets are being used in a greenhouse or outhouse / shed application.

IMPEX® Multiwall is a lightweight, extruded multiwall polycarbonate sheet designed for demanding indoor and outdoor applications. Virtually unbreakable, it offers high impact resistance, excellent optical properties and reliable protection against UV exposure and weathering.

25mm width tape that has adhesive edges, allowing it to be fixed over the ends of Multiwall sheet. The tape centre is vented with tiny perforations, allowing air to pass through the tape allowing the flutes in the sheet to 'breathe'.

Capex bars, from Irish supplier Exitex, are slightly raised, aluminium profiles that have a strip of gasket running along either side of the bar. They are most often used lying flat, running over the join where two sheets meet on a rafter, however they can also be used standing vertically where sheets are being used in a greenhouse or outhouse / shed application.

60mm Capex bars, from Irish supplier Exitex, are slightly raised, aluminium profiles that have a strip of gasket running along either side of the bar. They are most often used lying flat, running over the join where two sheets meet on a rafter, however they can also be used standing vertically where sheets are being used in a greenhouse or outhouse / shed application.

An interleaved 38mm x 50m micron aluminum tape with a rubber/resin adhesive and fire retardancy, tested to BS476 on foil - faced insulation panels. For more information please refer to the technical specification pdf sheet.

25mm wide, grey breather tape that has adhesive edges, allowing it to be fixed over the ends of Multiwall sheet. The tape centre is vented with tiny perforations, allowing air to pass through the tape allowing the flutes in the sheet to 'breathe'.