3" Profile 5 Star PVC Corrugated Sheet

These standard 3 inch Profile Clear Corrugated Sheets are the most common form of low cost corrugated roofing.
These 5 Star grade sheets are 0.8mm thick and come 762mm wide, this means you get a cover width of 648mm when you have overlaped the sheets by 1 corrugation.

3" Profile describes the profile and as such there maybe slight variations on the exact size between the ridges on sheets from different manufacturers

3" Profile 10 Star PVC Corrugated Sheet

These standard 3 inch Profile Clear Corrugated Sheets are the most common form of low cost corrugated roofing.

These 10 Star grade sheets are 1.30mm thick and come 762mm wide, this means you get a cover width of 648mm when you have overlaped the sheets by 1 corrugation.

PVC Corrugated Sheet

There may be slight variations on the exact size between the ridges on sheets from different manufacturers however most sheets available are compatible. Please see our profile chart for details on the size of sheets we supply.

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BIG 6 Profile 10 Star Clear PVC Sheets

BIG 6 Profile 10 Star Clear PVC Sheets are 1.3mm thick & 1080mm wide, giving a cover width of 1000mm. They conform to BS476 Pt 1 & BS4203 Pt 1. This profile is approximately twice the size of the conventional 3" profile. The Big 6 Profile will mate with sheets that were commonly used in the past to roof domestic garages and small industrial buildings. In lengths of 1.82M (6'), 2.43M (8)' and 3.04M (10').

If you need to match to an existing size then please contact us with details of the profile you are trying to obtain.

Corrugated sheeting Profile Guide

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Conversions Utility

Please note this utility is for guidance only. C & A Building Plastics cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies.

Important Notice

All Plastic Building Materials should be kept flat during transport and storage. If the items are to be stacked then care must be taken not to overload the stack so as to crush the lower products, it it extremely important that all materials are covered with a LIGHT PROOF sheet to prevent direct sunlight over heating the interior of the stack.