The Shelton Shelter/ Walkway – with PETG Roof

• The Shelton shelter is a free-standing, open on all sides shelter, designed for on site assembly
• Depth 4121mm overall
• Height 2773mm overall (2168mm clearance)
• Square flange plate – 200mm x 200mm x 8mm – Each flange plate requires 4 ground bolts (not supplied)
• Frame constructed from Galvanised mild steel (no colour painted options are available)
• Supplied with 4mm PETG sheet front to back curved roof.
• Available in standard lengths of 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m or 5m, with extensions of same dimensions – Simply select required size on grid to reveal appropriate pricing
• Longer lengths, in 1m increments, are available (please contact us for a quote), but bespoke sizes are unfortunately not available
• Supplied with Bolt Down fixing plates as standard (ground anchor bolts not supplied) – with a ‘Concrete in’ version also available (to order only – please contact us for details)
• Installation is available – please contact us for a quote

PLEASE NOTE

• This product is guaranteed for 12 months (if installed and used correctly)
• Each shelter leg requires bolting down to a suitable concrete surface, using expanding anchor bolts
• The area surrounding the installation must be flat and level with no nearby surface irregularities or gradient changes
• On-site assembly requires construction skill

What is PETG?

Durable. Virtually Unbreakable. Affordable. Polyethylene terephthalate glycol, commonly known as PETG or PET-G, is a thermoplastic polyester that provides significant chemical resistance, durability, and excellent formability for manufacturing. PETG is also well-suited for fabrication techniques, like bending.

Benefits of PETG Plastic

PETG is strong and cost-effective when compared to either acrylic or polycarbonate. Its unique characteristics make it preferable for impact-resistant glazing and high strength display units. PETG is fully recyclable. PETG can tolerate a tremendous amount of pressure without cracking. PETG’s damage resistance is far higher than that of acrylic, to the point that it rivals the impact resistance of polycarbonate.