For cutting SUNTUF corrugated polycarbonate sheets, a fine-toothed circular saw or a jigsaw with a plastic cutting blade is recommended. This ensures clean edges and reduces the risk of cracking or chipping.

• Measure and Mark: Use a straight edge and a marker to indicate your cut line.
• Secure the Sheet: Clamp the sheet down to prevent movement.
• Cut: Using a circular saw or jigsaw, cut along the marked line at a moderate speed to ensure a clean cut.
• Smooth Edges: After cutting, use sandpaper to smooth any rough edges.

• Prepare the Frame: Ensure the frame or support structure is clean and dry.
• Lay Out Sheets: Position the sheets on the frame, ensuring proper overlap according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Secure Sheets: Use screws with rubber washers to fasten the sheets at the crests of the corrugation, leaving space for expansion.
• Seal Joints: Apply appropriate sealant to joints to prevent water ingress.
• Finish: Trim any excess material and ensure everything is securely fastened.

The recommended minimum roof pitch for SUNTUF and PALRUF sheets is 5 degrees. This helps ensure proper water drainage and prevents water pooling on the sheets.

Yes, SUNTUF corrugated polycarbonate sheets can be bent into arches, provided the radius is not too tight. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for bending to avoid damage.

The recommended purlin spacing for SUNTUF corrugated polycarbonate roofs is typically 3 feet apart, but it can vary based on local building codes and specific installation conditions. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for precise requirements.