Planplatten

Planplatten, also known as cellular polycarbonate sheets, are lightweight, transparent thermoplastic materials widely used in construction and various other industries. They are manufactured from polycarbonate, a strong and durable plastic known for its impact resistance and clarity. The cellular structure, characterized by internal air channels or flutes, provides excellent thermal insulation properties compared to solid sheets.

These sheets are available in a range of thicknesses, cell structures (e.g., twin-wall, triple-wall), and surface finishes, offering versatility for different applications. Planplatten are highly resistant to UV radiation, which prevents yellowing and degradation when exposed to sunlight. They are also flame retardant, contributing to fire safety in building designs.

Common uses for planplatten include roofing for conservatories, greenhouses, and industrial buildings, as well as glazing for skylights, partitions, and protective barriers. Their ease of cutting, drilling, and installation makes them a practical choice for both professional builders and DIY enthusiasts. The material's ability to diffuse light also makes it suitable for applications where glare reduction is desired. Planplatten offer a cost-effective and efficient solution for a variety of structural and aesthetic needs.