Description
Bronze Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet is available in 6mm and 16mm thicknesses with a standard sheet size of 48" × 96". For projects requiring exact dimensions, we offer custom cut bronze multiwall polycarbonate in any size up to 48" × 96", available in both thicknesses.
Bronze Multiwall Polycarbonate features a hollow, ribbed structure with multiple walls that provide exceptional insulation and impact resistance while adding a warm, bronze tint. Also known as twinwall or multiwall polycarbonate, this lightweight material offers superior thermal efficiency and glare reduction compared to clear panels. The bronze tint filters light beautifully while the internal ribs create air pockets that insulate against heat loss, making it ideal for patio covers, sunrooms, and structures where you want both energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal.
Virtually unbreakable - up to 200 times stronger than glass - while weighing significantly less, this material combines cellular insulation with a bronze tint that diffuses light evenly and reduces heat transmission, creating comfortable spaces in bright conditions. UV-protected on both sides to prevent yellowing and degradation, bronze multiwall polycarbonate maintains its rich color and strength for years. Easy to install and available in various thicknesses and wall configurations.
Features
- Up to 200 times stronger than glass
- Excellent thermal insulation properties
- Bronze tint reduces glare and heat
- Lightweight and easy to handle
- Diffuses light with warm aesthetic
- UV-protected on both sides
- Impact and shatter resistant
- Energy-efficient design reduces cooling costs
- Multiple wall configurations available
- Easy to install with standard profiles
Applications of Bronze Multiwall Polycarbonate
- Patio Covers & Pergola Roofing
- Greenhouse Glazing
- Sunrooms & Solariums
- Carport Roofing
- Pool Enclosures
- Skylights
- Conservatories
- Canopies & Awnings
- Outdoor Living Spaces
- Decorative Roofing Panels
Available Sizes & Options
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6mm (0.236") Thickness - Twinwall
Standard Sizes: 48" × 96"
Cut-to-Size: Available up to 48" × 96"
Popular for pergola roofing, awnings, and light-duty applications requiring heat reduction and warm aesthetics
16mm (0.629") Thickness - Multiwall
Standard Sizes: 48" × 96"
Cut-to-Size: Available up to 48" × 96"
Ideal for patio covers, carports, and heavy-duty roofing applications requiring maximum insulation and heat control
Custom Cut-to-Size Options
- Custom widths: Any size from 1" up to 48"
- Custom lengths: Any size from 1" up to 96"
- Available in both thicknesses listed above
- Precision cutting to your exact specifications
Need help choosing? Select the "Cut-to-Size" tab above to enter your custom dimensions and get instant pricing, or call 844-970-0650 for expert guidance.
Need Larger Sheets or Different Thicknesses?
We can source bronze multiwall polycarbonate in larger sizes and additional thicknesses (8mm, 10mm, 25mm). Request a custom quote or call 844-970-0650 to discuss your specific project requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much heat does bronze multiwall polycarbonate block?
Bronze multiwall polycarbonate blocks more heat than clear panels due to the combination of the tinted color and insulating air pockets. The bronze tint reduces solar heat gain while the multiwall structure provides thermal insulation, making covered spaces significantly cooler than with clear panels. This makes it ideal for sunny climates and south-facing installations.
Does bronze tint affect plant growth in greenhouses?
Bronze tint reduces light transmission compared to clear polycarbonate, which may affect some plants that require maximum light. For most greenhouse applications, clear or opaque white multiwall is preferred for optimal plant growth. However, bronze works well for shaded growing areas, propagation houses, or structures where heat control is more important than maximum light.
What's the difference between multiwall and solid polycarbonate?
Multiwall (also called twinwall or double-wall) polycarbonate has a hollow structure with internal ribs that create insulating air pockets. This provides better thermal efficiency and light diffusion than solid sheets. Solid polycarbonate offers better optical clarity but multiwall is more energy-efficient, lighter, and better for roofing applications.
How do I install multiwall polycarbonate sheets?
Multiwall polycarbonate installs using specialized profiles and fasteners designed for the material. The hollow channels must run vertically to allow moisture drainage. Use proper sealing tape to close the ends and prevent moisture/insect entry. Pre-drill holes larger than fasteners to allow for thermal expansion. Professional installation is recommended for large projects.
