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Marvault HF and RL uses premium quality Marlon FS, solid polycarbonate sheet and Marlon ST Longlife, multi-wall polycarbonate sheet. Marlon FS is an outstanding solid polycarbonate glazing material offering optical clarity similar to that of glass. It is a relatively light material easing handling and installation and can be cold curved on site. Marvault HF uses 3mm as standard for single and double skin formats. Marvault RL typically uses 3mm or 4mm solid polycarbonate. Bronze and opal tint options help control the amount of light entering the building and can limit glare from the sun.The clear tinted option will maximise natural daylight. Marlon ST Longlife, premium quality multi-wall polycarbonate sheet can be used in both twinwall and triplewall formats for use in Marvault HF and RL. Depending on thermal performance requirement 10mm and 16mm thick sheets can be used. Marlon ST 16mm triplewall has a U value similar to that of double glazing.

 
Marvault Property Table
 
PROPERTY
MARVAULT HF / MARVAULT RF
Length
Unrestricted lengths achievable
Typical span capacity
9 metres maximum – Marvault HF
5 metres maximum – Marvault RL
Loading
Designed in accordance with data from:
BS6399: Part 1 & 3 1984
Max 1.5kPa wind & 0.75kPa imposed
Safety
ACR[M]001:2000 Class B option available
Light transmission
Dependable on glazing options.
Glazing in multi-wall or solid polycarbonate in clear, bronze or opal*
Marlon ST 16mm Triple wall clear = 82%
Marlon ST 25mm Fivewall clear = 68%
Marlon FS 3mm clear = 90%
U values
Part L: below 2.0W/m2K
Fire regulations
BS476 Part 7:class 1(1991) Class ‘0’ Tp(a)

* Textured glazing available in some options



 
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