Polygal Multi-Wall Polycarbonate Sheets are an excellent choice for designers and architects looking for light management options. Polygal sheets can be used in many conventional roofing and glazing applications. Additionally, Polygal sheets offer endless creative and illumination possibilities, making them a great option for interior design.
These polycarbonate sheets are virtually unbreakable making them a great alternative to glass. Polygal sheets are lightweight and offer good fire resistance and excellent insulation. Polygal sheets come with one-side UV protection, helping to prevent yellowing and degradation in exterior applications. Colors and specialty coatings are available to help with temperature control for the hot summer months.
The sheets are the perfect choice for designers seeking versatility and functionality, available in a wide range of thicknesses from 6mm to a substantial 32mm. There are also master sheets in generous sizes of 4 feet by 24 feet and 6 feet by 24 feet, which can be conveniently cut to the preferred length.
For those with specific needs, custom sheets can be manufactured in lengths extending up to an impressive 39 feet. The product line includes a variety of color options that cater to different aesthetic requirements, featuring Clear sheets, which allow for 79 percent light transmission, Ice White sheets, offering 32 percent light transmission, and discreet Bronze sheets, with a 42 percent light transmission. In addition to these standard colors, there are also vivid Red, calming Blue, vibrant Yellow, and rich Green.
The Art of Light Management is an essential consideration for talented artists and designers, who fully recognize the significant impact that light has on crafting the perfect ambiance for any space. Plazit-Polygal takes pride in offering a diverse range of flexible multi-wall thermoplastic sheets, which are ideally suited for applications such as roofing, glazing, skylights, signage, and interior design projects. These sheets not only excel at managing light effectively but also excel at providing essential insulation, UV protection, and an added layer of texture and color to enhance your designs. Constructed from multiple robust layers of polycarbonate, our multi-wall sheets combine lightweight properties with impressive flexibility, ensuring strength and durability for various uses.
Features and benefits
- Excellent insulation
- Controlled daylight transmission
- Virtually unbreakable
- Flexible and easy to install
- Good fire resistance
- Lightweight
- UV-blocking
- Environmentally friendly
Varieties
When it comes to our Polygal Standard offerings, there are double and triple-layered Polygal Standard sheets that come in a wide range of colors and various transparency levels. These sheets are designed to cater to conventional roofing and glazing applications, making them versatile for many projects requiring reliable performance and aesthetics.
Polygal Standard
Double and triple-layered Polygal Standard sheets are available in diverse colors and transparency levels, suitable for conventional roofing and glazing applications.
Polygal Thermogal
Thermogal features a unique interior X-brace that enhances strength and insulation, making it ideal for low-pitched roofs and large-span glazing. It comes in various thicknesses, widths, and colors.
Polygal Selectogal
With an exclusive Polygal patent, Selectogal (RFX) regulates heat and natural daylight entry, lowering heating and lighting expenses. Its prismatic structure reflects heat in summer and allows solar heat penetration in winter.
Polygal Titan Sky
Titan Sky's 5-wall internal rib structure ensures superior thermal insulation, increased rigidity, and better light diffusion compared to standard polycarbonate sheets.
A leading international manufacturer of thermoplastic sheets
Plazit-Polygal, now part of Plaskolite, is a leading international manufacturer of thermoplastic sheets for a diverse range of applications. It is recognized globally for its innovative, high-quality products and exceptional technical support. With numerous manufacturing facilities located across the USA, Israel, Chile, Spain, and Bulgaria, it enables clients to conveniently source products close to their locations around the world. The company is dedicated to understanding and meeting the needs of its customers, ensuring high quality, flexibility, and rapid response times—these commitments are at the heart of all its operations. In-house experts provide technical support and drive continuous product development to adapt to the evolving needs of its global client base.
Reference projects
Takoi has converted an old service garage into an urban restaurant in Detroit's Millennium Village, nestled between two major roads. The design process, starting in 2014 during Detroit's bankruptcy, required creativity. The client requested an open kitchen, booth seating, and a communal table, while other design elements were left open to interpretation.
To accommodate the kitchen and bathrooms, an addition was built since the original structure lacked a back wall. Skylights were implemented in the new roof to maximize natural light while minimizing construction costs. The facade was clad with 16mm Multiwall Polycarbonate in Ice color, and the existing patinated walls were preserved to further reduce expenses.
Ann Veronica Janssens at Nasher Sculpture Center
A site-specific pavilion at the Nasher Sculpture Center showcases the work of Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens, marking her first solo museum presentation in the United States. Renowned for her light art, Janssens uses projections and fog to enhance viewers’ perceptions of their surroundings. Designed by 5G Studio Collaborative, the freestanding pavilion titled "Blue, Red, and Yellow" features polycarbonate panels in three colors on the exterior, while the interior is filled with artificial fog. Janssens describes the experience of gazing at mist as one that dissolves obstacles and adds a tangible quality to light.
Visitors moving through the pavilion encounter shifting perspectives and can experience disorientation as light filters through the walls, illuminating the fog in vibrant hues. The pavilion was displayed at the Nasher Sculpture Center in 2016 and was constructed quickly using polycarbonate to minimize detailing, allowing the structure to blend with the fog and enhance the visitor experience.
The Lemonary @ The 2020 Philadelphia Flower ShowKew Gardens Hills Library
At the 2020 Philadelphia Flower Show, Polygal 10mm Yellow Twin Wall was extensively used in "The Lemonary," a winter home for lemon trees inspired by rustic Italian limonaia. This display was also showcased in the Philadelphia Horticultural Society's garden in the summer of 2020. The use of Polygal sheets provides endless creative and illumination possibilities, making them an excellent choice for interior design.
