What is the difference between Laserlite 2000 and 3000?

What is the difference between Laserlite 2000 and 3000?

What are the differences between Laserlite® 2000 & 3000? Laserlite® 3000 provides heat reduction properties and has microscopic aluminium particles throughout the sheet that reflect the warming effect of the suns rays from the sheet whilst still letting light through. Laserlite® 2000 does not have this feature.

Is Laserlite hail proof?

Hail Damaget o Hundreds of Polycarbonate Roofs and Skylights The popular options are Laserlite 2000 and Laserlite 3000. These products offer a 10 year hail damage warranty so make a good replacement option. They also offer a great range of colours and profiles.

What is Laserlite roof sheeting?

Laserlite® is the only polycarbonate corrugated sheet product in Australia featuring Advanced Weatherguard™ technology, a special protective material that: Extends the life of the sheet by up to 50% * Maintains sheet colour & clarity up to 50% longer.

Does Laserlite reduce heat?

Laserlite 3000 can reduce the sun’s warming effect by up to 69%, making it perfect for hot Australian conditions. Laserlite offers a limited lifetime Gold or Platinum Warranty. Choose from the range of colours to find a balance of light and heat transmissions to suit your needs.

Is Laserlite Australian made?

Made in Australia Supporting the local community, all Laserlite® product is manufactured right here in Australia. * Laserlite® meets the strict quality requirements of the Australian Standard for polycarbonate roofing and cladding and is regularly assessed and certified by external testing body SAI Global.

Can you walk on Laserlite?

Always exercise extreme care when working on a roof. Use walking • boards along purlins. Never walk directly on the sheeting.

Who makes Laserlite?

Established in 2020, Laserlite Building Products is a merger of Mulford Building Products and Galaxy Rooflite. Laserlite Building Products is now the distributor of Laserlite Polycarbonate Roof Sheet products and accessories throughout Australia.

What color roof is the coolest?

Since dark surfaces are better heat absorbers, traditional cool roofs are white. Berkeley Lab research has demonstrated that raising the solar reflectance of a roof from about 20 percent (dark gray) to about 55 percent (weathered white) can reduce cooling energy use by 20 percent.

What roof is best for hot climate?

Cool It: The 5 Best Roofing Materials for Hot Climates

• Terra-Cotta Tiles and Ceramic Roofs.
• Concrete Tiles and Slab Roofs.
• EPDM Roofing Membranes.
• Green or “Living” Roofs.

How do you stop condensation on a laser light?

Allow for ventilation, particularly at the highest point, to minimise heat build-up and provide air circulation. Good ventilation will also minimise condensation in cold weather. 3.

How do you secure a laserlite roof?

Screw down some laserlite roofing. I have a piece of laserlite that’s causing us a great headache as it’s banging around in the wind, looking for someone confident to access roof and secure it, either by next doors roof or a big ladder.

How long is a sheet of laserlite roofing?

The sheet is 2.77m long and 9 sheets together – Due date: Flexible Screw down some laserlite roofing. I have a piece of laserlite that’s causing us a great headache as it’s banging around in the wind, looking for someone confident to access roof and secure it, either by next doors roof or a big ladder.

Is laserlite safe for outdoor living?

All Laserlite products are designed to ensure ultimate comfort and safety for outdoor living by minimising glare and protecting from 99.9% of harmful UV rays. Laserlite 3000 can reduce the sun’s warming effect by up to 69%, making it perfect for hot Australian conditions.