Custom Glaze
Price range: $67 through $271
Description
Alsynite Custom Glaze is a great looking, flat (with joining ridges), polycarbonate roofing product. It’s designed to look similar to a glass or acrylic roof, without the cost or complicated installation system.
This is one of our favourite products. It's easy to install, looks much better than corrugate, and is much cheaper than a solid flat glazing system.
- Overlapping ribs at 610mm centres (usually hidden by the rafters), eliminating the need for expensive glazing systems
- Purlins at 1500mm apart allowing a greater flat, clear area
- A full flat pan of 540mm, giving a solid flat look without corrugations
- 2mm thick
- 99.9% UV protection
- NZBC Fire group rating 1-S
- 20 year weather breakage and 15 year loss of light warranty
- Pick up available from factory in Hamilton, Palmerston North, Christchurch - delivery available nationwide (click here for delivery map)
Note: It’s important that they have at least a 5 degree fall, the steeper the better, they are still quite flexible. Sheets also have a 5mm width tolerance (i.e. coverage could be 605mm or 615mm) so best to measure them first, before installing the rafters (if you're wanting to hide the joins with rafters).
The top of the rib (ridge) is 30mm wide.

Price and availability
You can order online, or email or call us with your order. We will send you an invoice for credit card or direct debit payment.
Delivery from $59
Clear, bronze tint, grey tint, or diffused opal (you can’t see through opal, but it still allows diffused light through)
- 1.8m $67
- 2.1m $78
- 2.4m $90
- 2.7m $101
- 3.0m $113
- 3.6m $135
- 4.2m $158
- 4.8m $181
- 5.4m $203
- 6.0m $226
- 7.2m $271

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Cutting to width
If you need to cut one of the sheets to width (i.e. your structure doesn't take an exact number of sheets) you can cut the sheet down with a handsaw or similar. Because the ridge will be cut off on that edge the sheet will be quite flexible. Ensure the flexible cut edge is supported all the way by a rafter. You can then put a timber batten on top to hold it down, or a metal flashing or right angle profile.
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