FAQs

Where can ClearVue be used?

• Canopies and Awnings
• Porches and Verandahs
• Carports or Garages (parking shelters)
• Domestic swimming pools
• Gazebos or Pergolas
• Sunrooms
• Outdoor Play Areas or family areas
• Skylights

Do I need a building consent to install a ClearVue Roof?

If your roof area is 20sqm or less, and is outside the structure of the dwelling you should not need to get a building consent. HOWEVER, if you are unsure please ensure you contact your local district council for guidelines.

Why is ClearVue better than Glass?

The ClearVue panels offer durable fade resistant performance for many years. The lightweight system is easily installed, and requires a lot less structural support than heavier alternatives like Glass.

It is less expensive to install than Glass.

The flexibility of the panels gives peace of mind and break resistance in cases of earthquakes, unlike Glass.

What structure do I need to support my ClearVue Roof?

You will need to consult an architect/designer/builder to advise you what structure you require. The ClearVue Roof can be installed onto a number of different structures including timber and metal, but it is important that you check that it complies with all the building regulations before you order your ClearVue roof.

How long can the Glazing Bars go with Rafters underneath?

It depends on the size of the rafters underneath and the windzone in your area. (consult the span Tables for Rafters)

How long can the Glazing Bars go with Purlins underneath?

Generally up to 1.2m, but it depends on the windzone in your area. (consult your Span Tables for Purlins)