Installation Manual

1. Connecting sheets

Snap Profile
H Profile
Aluminum Sealing Bar

Depending on your sheets, you should choose the proper connector

For 0.236” (6mm) and 0.315” (8 mm) twin-wall panels, we recommend using Snap profiles or H profiles

For solid sheets and triple-wall panels, use aluminum sealing bars

Snap Profile

Step 1
Lay the bottom part of the snap profile on the wood or metal beam
Step 2
Screw it to the beam every 2 feet
Step 3
Lay polycarbonate sheets on both sides of the profile, then snap the top part of the profile

Each connector will increase the width of the roof by 1 inch

H Profile

Step 1
Step 2
Step 3

Option 1

Option 1: Fix one sheet in place, then slide the H profile into position, ensuring it rests on the beam. Afterward, slide the second sheet into position. Screw the H Profile to the beam every 2 feet

Option 2

Fix two sheets in place with a 1.5-inch gap between them, then slide the H profile between the sheets, ensuring that the H profile rests on the beam. Screw the H Profile to the beam every 2 feet

Aluminum Sealing Bar

Step 1
Step 2
Step 3

Connect two sheets together along the beam. Place an aluminum sealing bar on the connection line and screw the sealing bar to the beam every 2 feet.

2. Tapes and u caps

To protect your sheet from dust, bugs, and other debris, apply aluminum tape at the top of the sheet and vent (anti-dust) tape at the bottom of the sheet. Then, install the U cap

3. Overhang and overlaping

Length of Overhang

Aim for an overhang length of around 12-24 inches for aesthetic appeal and weather protection. However, the specific length may vary depending on factors such as climate, architectural style, and personal preference

Overlapping is done to achieve the desired length by placing one sheet over another for 8-12 inches