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Polytec
‘Universal Edge’ Bar is used at the
verge ends of lean-to roofs to finish the edges. This bar is used
with both ‘Polytec 70’ and ‘Polytec 85’ bars and suitable for
16mm to 25mm thick glazing. The one piece top capping incorporates
a side trim to cloak vertical glazing detail.
Spanning
Guide (based on 600 N/m2 loading when used with polycarbonate sheet).
For further information on loading/deflection or when using glass, please contact our sales office.  
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