3.0 m Long x 2 m

The lean to roofing kit measuring 3 metres long by 2 metres wide provides compact yet sophisticated coverage for homeowners and small businesses throughout Bristol and Bath, delivering a practical 6 square metre roofing solution with premium customization options including clear, bronze, or opal sheet finishes combined with white, brown, or grey structural bars to achieve perfect aesthetic integration with any architectural style. This well-proportioned system offers excellent design flexibility, allowing property owners to choose transparent sheets for maximum natural light transmission in compact spaces, bronze for elegant solar control and reduced glare in sensitive areas, or opal for optimal light diffusion with enhanced privacy in applications ranging from Bristol's terraced houses to Bath's period cottages and small commercial premises. The comprehensive colour coordination options enable seamless architectural harmony, with white bars providing clean, contemporary styling for modern properties, brown bars offering traditional warmth that complements heritage buildings, and grey bars delivering sophisticated styling suitable for both contemporary residential and commercial applications. The balanced dimensions create valuable covered space while maintaining appropriate scale for smaller properties and gardens, making it ideal for covering entrance areas, creating compact carports, building storage facilities, or providing shelter for intimate outdoor dining spaces that enhance both residential living and small business operations. The generous 3-metre depth provides substantial weather protection and usable space underneath, making it particularly suitable for applications where reliable shelter is essential for year-round functionality and comfort. This roofing system is engineered to withstand the variable weather conditions of Bristol and Bath, while offering the aesthetic flexibility needed to meet local planning considerations and architectural guidelines. This ensures both superior performance and visual appeal, enhancing property values and functionality throughout the region's diverse residential and commercial areas.

Price includes (Actual coverage 2.280 mm) 
2no 1050mm x 3m polycarbonate roof sheets 
3no x 3m bars to fix to timber 
2no x 3m edge fillets 
2no x 1050mm sheet closures 
1no x 150mm flash band 
Anti-dust tapes 

Installation Guide

Step one 

Fix your first edge bar as shown in Dia. 1. Slide the edge fillet up the groove on the bar as shown, then cut the bar to length, remembering to allow for a 50 mm overhang into the guttering. Cut the aluminium base 2 mm longer than the predetermined length of the polycarbonate sheeting, allowing for the end cap to fit later.
Drill and fix the bar into position, screw with no six screws at 3-400 mm centres, ensuring the drip on the edge trim is in the required place and neat from the external view. Repeat on opposite end DiNB.
NB. Where bars are butting against a wall, the edge trim is not required; fit the bar only.

Step two 

You can choose to cut all sheets and then evenly space them out, or you can work towards cutting a sheet in the middle. Once you have decided, start fixing the centre bar in your required position. Drill and fix the bars with screws at 3-400 mm centres

IMPORTANT REMEMBER TO LEAVE A CLEAR EXPANSION GAP OF 4MM BETWEEN THE BAR AND THE POLYCARBONATE SHEETS.

Step three 
Ensure all the rubber gaskets in the bars are flat with no bumps.

Step four
Cut your polycarbonate sheets to the length if not already done, ensuring that all swarf is removed. Use a vacuum or a condensation-free airline to remove swarf (never try to wash it out). Now fit anti-dust tapes to the sheet. Use the solid foil tape on the top of the sheet and the vented tape on the bottom of the sheet. Peel off the backing tape and stick in place as shown. These tapes reduce condensation and keep out insects and dust, so ensure they fit correctly. No, we peel about 50 mm of the protective film down both sides and place the sheet in position.

Step Five
Position the PVCU caps so that the toothed legs locate inside the centre of the aluminium base. Press down firmly, then lightly hammer down with a rubber mallet or equivalent until the caps lock into place. As you work across the roof, complete flashing as you go (see tips).
When the flashing is complete and all caps are in place, remove the protective covering.

Step Six
Fit the end caps into place. Now, cut the sheet closures to the length between the bars and push them in place as shown.

Tips

For polycarbonate cut-to-size orders, please order your polycarbonate sheets after you have fitted your bars. We can then cut, blow, and tape your sheets to the correct size (width and length). Please note to allow for expansion when ordering. (P.O.A)
If using a lead flashing, ensure the lead (recommended) is fitted before the sheets and dress down as you install the roof panels. Fit your lead in sections of 2m and seal the overlap with a lead mate, 100 mm in length.

Cleaning, use mild soapy water. Try a small panel first to ensure there is no reaction. Never use solvent-based cleaners.
You should not need to use silicone; however, if you do, use only good-quality, low-modulus, neutral, transparent silicone.
For a high-quality roof that will last the test of time, avoid using wide sheets. Try to use the recommended widths: 980 mm or less for roofs up to 4m long and 700mm wide for roofs 4m or longer.
Fix wall plates, top and bottom, fix joists as you fix polycarbonate bars
Use 9mm economy fascias all round and square white gutters for a maintenance-free finish.
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