Thermoclear 48 in. x 96 in. x 1/4 in. Clear Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet

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

Easy to work

I used this to form the walls of a greenhouse. The material is light and very flexible. It can be bent, with some considerable force, against a straight edge and will fold but not crack. For the roof I used a single piece bent in half over a 2x4. Seems very sturdy. My only issue was cost, but this was the cheapest clear material I could find.

easy to install as a roofing once caulked no leaks and diffused the direct sunlight nicely Great for the greenhou we also used recycled windows

Really nice product, wish it could be made for cheaper but it is comprised of post-consumer waste which is a great green bonus. I used it for a 4-ft wide outdoor closet door, owner wanted a way to lock up garden tools hanging on the side of his shed, and I thought with the lightweight and durability of this it would make an excellent door panel that would require minimal framing and cross support. It's translucent, so it doesn't hide his tools unless he decides to paint over it, but it's UV blocking so it does keep them protected from sun damage. Check out the photos (pre-paint), it worked perfectly!

I love this product. I would have given it 5 stars but when I cut it into 4 equal sections the last panel cut was short. Measure the panel before buying. Panel measurements were off .............. For $80.00 it should be right

I am 80 years old and was looking for hurricane window protection that I could install myself . These panels are light ,easy to cut , and ,being Lexan, tough. I used expanding rustproof rods and swim pool spaghetti to hold them firmly in place. I'm a happy customer.

I first discovered this item while searching for a sound attenuation product for a client. He wanted to block the street noise from his apartment window. Overall he was happy with it and said it did reduce some noise. I can't attest to that but I liked the idea of the filtered lighting aspect so I gave it a try, especially since he let me have his when he moved. I do like this product. I use it over two of my bedroom windows which face the street and one which faces the side of the neighbor's house. I love natural sunlight and like to keep my blinds and shade open so this blocks the view nicely so that no one can see inside, or at least the view is skewed enough that they can't see details. It still lets a lot of light in. I also thought this product might be good to add an extra layer of insulation to the windows. The verdict is out on that but I guess it can't hurt anything since placing it over the window is adding another barrier from the sun, wind, etc. My only two gripes are the cost and the size. I have three 29x58 windows that I needed to cover. But because of the cost, I decided to only buy two of these and add them on top of the ones I already had. The two pieces that I purchased left me with a lot of extra material after I cut out the 29x58. The rest I didn't use and now sits in the shed. I wish they offered smaller or different sizes. At close to $90 a pop, this thing is not cheap; especially if you're going to have extra material left over that you have no real use for. Also, this thing is HUGE. It comes in a box that will not fit on top of your car. At best, it will fit awkwardly on top of a minivan or in the back of a long bed truck. I had mine picked up by a friend with a moving van. Otherwise, I would have had to cut it in the store myself (which I did for my client and Home Depot scoff ed at) or pay for home delivery, which is more money. Maybe Lexan will reconsider this for those with smaller projects.

Very easy to use. Winterized a screen room. Worked great - a little expensive.

I closed in my back porch and used three sheets of Thermoclear Multiwall Polycarbonate on the roof, making it a nice sunroom. In the winter we grew cucumbers, various greens and herbs in there. I've attached a picture. I'm in the process of building a roof over a larger porch, using 5 sheets to cover a 10X16 deck. I don't have a picture of that one yet. Some day I want to build a greenhouse with the same stuff.