Bronze Twinwall Polycarbonate Panel 48 x 48 x 1/4 Inch – Twinwall Construction

  • Sale
  • Regular price $98.99

Price $98.99

Standard size sheet / set — not custom cut pieces

Buy more, save more!

Current selection price: $98.99

Quantity
Discount
Price

Prices are the real Set of 2 / 3 / 5 / 7 / 10 product prices. Discount % is how much you save versus buying that many singles at the single-sheet price.

Custom Pieces

  • Any size
  • Straight cuts
  • Fast turnaround

Enter the finished piece size you need — we pick the best standard sheet for cutting.

MaterialBronze Twinwall Polycarbonate Panel 48 x 48 x...
Best-fit sheetEnter pieces to auto-select
Sheet price
Cutting charge $3.50 each cut
Examples

Please fill all the fields

The piece size is bigger than the sheet.

The width or length is too big.

These pieces do not fit on the sheet when accounting for the 1/4" saw blade.

Add your pieces

Need more than one size? Add another line — e.g. 1× 13×14 and 2× 23×45, same material, one order.

Layout preview (approximate)
Add a piece to see it on the sheet

Create durable tinted privacy-style panels and architectural accent faces with this Bronze Twinwall Polycarbonate Panel sized 48 x 48 and 1/4" thick. A practical choice for production shops and commercial fabricators.

Product Highlights

  • Larger 48 x 48 blank for nested parts and commercial panel work.
  • Decorative tinted appearance that softens visual brightness versus clear material.
  • Multiwall construction creates insulating air spaces
  • Lightweight compared with solid glazing
  • Allows diffused daylight transmission

Color and Finish

Decorative tinted appearance that softens visual brightness versus clear material. Suitable for partitions, displays, and design accents. Twinwall multi-wall construction is lightweight and insulating for covering projects. Multi-wall design balances light weight with insulating air spaces.

Thickness and Size Guidance

At 1/4", multiwall glazing thickness; framing, span, and loading must follow the project system. At 48 x 48, this larger blank supports bigger panels, nested parts, and commercial fabrication jobs that outgrow small cut-to-size pieces.

Popular Uses

  • tinted privacy-style panels and architectural accent faces
  • large fixture panels and multi-part nesting layouts
  • commercial display walls and oversized covers
  • production fabrication with fewer seams
  • architectural accents and equipment housings
  • Greenhouses and garden structures

Fabrication

  • Better suited to CNC tables and production cutting where larger blanks reduce waste.
  • Plan handling and support during cutting—larger panels need more work-surface area.
  • Orient internal channels in the required drainage direction
  • Seal upper and lower channel ends with compatible tapes and profiles
  • Allow for thermal expansion in framing and fastener holes
  • Use compatible glazing bars, sealants, and cleaners

Handling and Care

  • Support panels during handling and transport.
  • Follow flute, rib, or cell direction when planning installation.
  • Use compatible fasteners and closure materials.
  • Follow applicable local installation requirements.

Product Specifications

  • Material: Twinwall Polycarbonate Panel
  • Color: Bronze
  • Finish: Twinwall Construction
  • Thickness: 1/4 inch
  • Size: 48 x 48 inches
  • Quantity: 1 sheet

Why Choose Falken Design

Falken Design supplies cut-to-size sheet and panel materials with clear specs so you can order the exact color, thickness, and dimensions your project needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size will I receive?

The ordered sheet is cut to approximately 48.0 in. x 48.0 in. at the selected 1/4" thickness. Standard cutting tolerances may apply.

Q: Which direction should the channels run?

A: For exterior glazing, channels are generally oriented to support drainage according to the installation system.

Q: Do the open ends need to be sealed?

A: Yes. Use compatible vented and solid tapes or profiles as required by the installation system.

Q: Can it be mounted tightly in a frame?

A: No. The installation should allow for thermal expansion and contraction.