The Santiago flat skylight sheet is a translucent glass-fibre composite sheet 1.2 m wide and 0.4 – 3.0 mm thick, made to the length you order. Without ribs it bends to gentle curves and suits canopies, greenhouses, covered walkways and light panels in walls. Clear sheets pass up to 80 – 90% of daylight.

Structure of the composite skylight sheet

Structure of the composite skylight sheet

Specifications

ItemFlat skylight sheet
Width1,200 mm
Thickness0.4 – 3.0 mm
Light transmissionUp to 80 – 90% (clear)
LengthMade to order

Which thickness should I choose?

Thin sheets (under 1 mm) roll up for transport and suit greenhouse walls and light partitions. Roofs that people may lean ladders on, or that face strong wind, need a thicker sheet and closer supports. Tell us the support spacing and use, and we will suggest a thickness.

Colours

Colours

Where is a flat sheet better than a corrugated one?

  • Curved canopies and arched walkways.
  • Greenhouse roofs and walls.
  • Daylight strips in walls of factories and animal houses.
  • Covers for drying yards.

Flat skylight sheet installed

Flat skylight sheet installed

Light through a flat sheet

Light through a flat sheet

Canopy with skylight sheets

Canopy with skylight sheets

Flat sheet detail

Flat sheet detail

Skylight sheet roll

Skylight sheet roll

Close up of the sheet

Close up of the sheet

Daylight under the canopy

Daylight under the canopy

Finished installation

Finished installation

Frequently asked questions

How wide is the flat skylight sheet?

1,200 mm, cut to the length you order.

Can it be curved?

Yes, the flat sheet bends to gentle curves such as arched canopies.

Which thickness for a greenhouse wall?

A thin sheet under 1 mm is usually enough for walls; roofs need thicker sheets. Send us the support spacing for advice.

Contact: Santiago Import Export Co., Ltd, Vietnam. WhatsApp +84 935 391 495 (Mr. Quyen), hotline +84 965 437 316 (Mrs. Ly), email salessantiagoroofing@gmail.com.

Updated October 2026.