Another wossthis question...

[ban-all-sheds]

Does this type of sheet have a proper name I can look for, or does anyone know where I can get it?

 

[noseall]

I don't think I have come across plastic sheeting corrugated in that way before.

Is that a one piece sheet? Why the lack of abutment flashing?

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I don't think I have come across plastic sheeting corrugated in that way before.

It's reasonably common with cantilevered carport/patio roofs.

Like I've got, and will need to take down to get access to the wall above, and which might not survive, which is why I want to see if I can find a supplier of just the sheeting

Is that a one piece sheet?

No - probably 6 sheets in that photo.

Why the lack of abutment flashing?

'cos the bandits who install them don't use it - they just run a bed of clear silicone, and are long gone by the time it starts to fail...

 

[bernardgreen]

It loks very much like the canopy we had fitted several years ago.

From memory the company who fitted it were called canopy UK

There is a web site that has an image of the material use in our canopy. https://www.canopiesuk.co.uk/

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Yo - I'm pretty sure that that's who we bought ours from.

The problem with them is that they are only interested in selling and installing new canopies, not in doing anything to help existing owners do things to them.

 

[noseall]

One alternative is to use a hybrid framing of your own cantilever sections coupled with some timber supports and revert to a polycarb roof with glazing bars, a wall starter, ends, eaves etc.