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Polycarbonate is a plastic polymer, the main advantages of which are:
Ease of installation, high quality and affordable price.
Its other features are also noteworthy:

• Lightness of the material - weighs 16 times less than glass;
• Impact resistance;
• High rate of thermal insulation;
• High result of light transmittance - material transparency coefficient 86%;
• Protection from ultraviolet radiation.

Despite these properties, polycarbonate is less common on the Georgian market.
We present you one of the buildings, the office-commercial center located on Beliashvili Street.
Material used: Polycarbonate tiles of European production
Wall thickness: 4 mm
Facade covering: "Fundermax"
Architect: "Art Studio".

The polycarbonate wall does not need additional finishing either on the facade or in the interior. Visually refined material also has a high rate of thermal insulation. It balances the temperature better than glass. This material can also be called universal, but we must bear in mind that the carriers of these properties are only European-made tiles. The market also offers comparably lower quality and price Turkish, Chinese or Russian so-called analogs. The Aviva Rugby Stadium in Dublin is covered with polycarbonate tiles.

"NTAR"
Another project of "Rodeka". Light accuracy, thermal sound insulation and durability ensured by German accuracy and quality.
In Europe, the use of polycarbonate walls is especially popular in gyms, cinemas and other public or industrial buildings.