Fibreglass Roofing Sheet Options

Topglass

– UV stabilised Commercial/Industrial grade reinforced translucent roofing

– 10 year warranty

Topglass Gel Coat (GC)

– 100 micron Gel coated translucent roofing for outstanding protections against solar deterioration.

– 25 Year warranty

Topclad GC

– 130 micron Gel Coated sheet with Solid colouring (opaque – won’t transmit light). Alternative to metal in corrosive environments.

Topglass FR50

–  translucent fibreglass sheeting for fire and smoke retardant applications.

TopCool

– specialised heat reducing fibreglass sheeting while still allowing light transmission for ultra cool skylight applications.

Topglass GC Ultra-Safe

– utilising heavy-duty woven roving enclosed within the resin matrix which in turn provides a structural capability not normally available with traditional translucent roofing materials

Topglass SPF

– selects and singles out infrared (heat) plus harmful ultraviolet rays, there by preventing heat build-up and UV damage to Stock and Plant.

Twinskin Systems

– Two independent sheets of Topglass® are laid over each other to form an effective air gap between the sheets. Eliminating condensation drips, reduces noise and heat build up.

Topglass Fibreglass Roofing Applications

• Roof and Wall lining for commercial and industrial buildings
• public spaces requiring good UV protection
• inline skylights
• Food manufacturing buildings
• Warehouses and food outlets storing food and fresh produce
• Shopping centres and supermarkets
• Bulk paper stores
• Temperature sensitive environments that require high-quality, long-term natural lighting

Topglass Fibreglass Roofing Features and Benefits

• Cost effective translucent roof sheeting 
• Provides maximum visible light transmission whilst preventing unwanted solar transmission into a building.
• Reduces energy and air-conditioning costs, along with the need for additional artificial lighting.
• The sheet is aesthetically unique, providing innovative design characteristics for building designers.
• Long-term effective light transmission.