Thermoclear 48 in. x 96 in. x 1/4 in. (6mm) Bronze Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet

As shown in the photos, these panels are a perfect solution to prevent our granddaughter from slipping through the open riser of our floating staircase. Because the panels are wide, strong, flexible, light-weight, translucent, and easily cut, two of us were able to install them in 1/2 day. Although we purchased them at the Merrifield store, special thanks go to Michael of the Fairfax store for steering us to this solution.

Leaks at the H channel.

It was a tight fit, but with a small pry bar and a rubber mallet, I was able to fit it as an edge guard on my portable box-fan air filtration unit. Previously the painted plywood base sometimes made scuff marks going through doorways, but no more!

Great as a pergola cover. We cut it in 2 triangles, screwed it into triangle-shaped wood pergola via S/S screws w/ rubber washers. Did not know there is special accessory that fills gap. So we initially used Flex Tape to cover gap/cuts. Yet, tape yellowed within 1 year. So used clear caulk to seal gaps. Attached Vigoro Sturdy Vine plastic anchors to hold vine in place. Yet Vigoro glue doesn't hold anchors to Thermoclear. Please recommend best clear glue for vine anchors. Leezette Lopatic

Great product, lightweight but very strong and durable used it over outdoor kitchen

Works perfectly with polycarbonate panels. Easy to install.

I used these lexan panels as an alternative cover for four leaking skylights in my commercial building , it was a quick and cheap fix instead of replacing these skylights , this will buy me more time over replacing these units , I had bent up some aluminum trim sheet as a framework for each 4X4 panel and attached these new covers to the existing flashing of the skylights , they're good to go and leak proof now . I can see many uses for them .

Light, strong versatile easy to cut sheets. Extremely satisfied with performance and strength. Selected as replacement 'windows' in old barns and outbuildings. Sheets proved rigid enough to be installed in old window frames as well as custom made new frames. Sheets installed with adhesive managed to keep out of square and or sagging old frames square and true without any signs of flexing or warping. Strong enough to easily withstand bird and bat hits, tested by throwing baseball that bounced off without any sign of damage. Using drywall metal T-square as straight edge guide for utility knife with new blade made cutting relatively easy. Care is required when cutting, especially diagonally, across the Interior walls for precise cuts. Three passes cut best, first cut outer wall, second interior walls and third usually makes final cut with few areas needing a final pass. All cuts made were satisfactory precise, within 1/4" of desired size, using utility knife with angled handle. Sheets provide natural light while adding blurred privacy. Pieces of sheets leftover were cut to fit interior basement window frame. Foam pipe insulation along sheet edge provided a seal. Sheets will add insulating barrier as stated in the product manual, one of the many outstanding performance benefits these sheets have. The performance and ease of use make these sheets suitable for many uses. I expect to order another five pack of these economical practical sheets. The online product manual states the proven excellent durability, weathering, insulating and strength as well as many uses of these sheets. Highly recommend.

This is a great product. I have used it to build a green house and nothing could be easier. Lightweight yet durable and strong. I highly recommend this for green houses.

Great for projects that need extra stiffness compared to similarly priced solid Lexan. This corrugated material is mostly used for building greenhouses, but the channel/wall design gives it extra stiffness, while being lightweight and affordable. It cuts and drills even easier than solid Lexan because the layers are thin. I was able to bend the material some, but it’s obviously better to bend with the channel direction rather than perpendicular. Our robotics team uses Lexan all the time - we love the light weight, transparency, and ease of working with the material. Plus it’s both cheaper and safer than bending steel or aluminum plate. (See photo). I have put together a quick 2-minute video showing how to cut, drill and bend this material. Note that this is available in different color treatments and sizes: if a 5-pack isn’t what you need, an entire 48x96 sheet will produce a 4-pack when cut for a little less money. Watch for which way you want the channels to run though.