Twin Wall Insert.

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  1. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Poly Twinwall roofing. I have seen an ad for a material which is inserted inside each 'tunnel'in the Poly to create shade. I can't for the life of me find it again or any info on the Web. Anyone know of it?
     
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    Thanks for looking walnut [​IMG] However,the twin wall is on a domestic coservatory and I need to insert individual strips(15mm w) into and along the lenght of the sheets,I would need to remove the guttering to access the channels.I have been seeing the Ad for weeks but can't remember in what publication..don't know if it's a local rag Ad or a National!
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    That's it!! [​IMG] [​IMG] Excellent fellow!...Thanks mate.
    My daughter has full Sun most of the day and the conservatory is roasting..much too hot in there and even the adjoining kitchen.
    Take a bow...
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    I know the feeling, :D
     
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    Re email from chuffed daughter..
    "Send Pete a kiss"............Mmmm [​IMG]
     
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    Saw the word poly and tunnel and jumped to the wrong conclusion Pal,good bit of info there Pete my brother was considering blinds will show him the links (don't think he will send you a kiss but thanks anyway)
     
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    No problem walnut ;) Thanks anyway!
    I've calculated Low E,Argon filled double glazed units would cost around a Grand without the labour involved,but the foil about �£450 and the fitting would be a doddle..
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    I have just received a sample and it's really simple but very clever and looks good.It even comes in four colours.
     
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