Hello, here is a link to our install guide -> ameriluxinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/pdf-downloads/install-guides/amerilux-multiwall-install-guide.pdf. In the guide, we go over how to use silicone sealant with our material. Let me know if you have any questions, thank you!

What did you end up doing? Im very puzzled

@@mariemariemarie94 I put silicone along the tiny gap between the side of the first sheet only on the left side where it meets the wall of the next door building then I used something I found on Kijiji for cheap called GAF weather watch leak barrier it's peel and stick for roofing it's around 3 feet wide the roll so I had to cut it to around 6 inches by the length I needed and put it on tight so 4 inch was on the wall and 2 inch on the sheet. It's black so you will see it but the wall is black and I painted the side cap of the sheet black so you don't notice it just looks like a small border but only really see it if you know it's there.. havnt had water come threw or trickle down the wall once yet and we had a few intense rainfalls this not so great summer in Ontario. Lots of wind too but so far so good. It's 90$ at home Depot but you get a huge roll 36" x 50' so I paid 40 on Kijiji for almost full roll. Cut my 6inch by 12 feet and one for backup then re sold the remaining roll for 55 online. Can show photos if you wish. I only needed to do the one wall so it wasn't too hard but if you had multiple spots it still seams doable worked for me so far fingers crossed lol :)

Okay.

You may want to increase the picture quality of the video in your KZfaq settings. I have to do this frequently when watching videos on my phone.

Still don't know what type screw to use.

Droplets would drip down though? Lol..im struggling with all this. Have a greenhouse in boxes still cause Im spun over all the additional things I need to get to go above and beyond the 'picture' instructions from China.

This is my opinion also...I'm in the process of fitting my roof and I can't decide whether to fit breather tape on both ends?? Otherwise your going to get a build up of condensation as there is no airflow.... I'm unsure what to do?? They all say solid one end only🤔😩

@@lukestone8592 the lower end being breathable means wet air can enter and condensate, leaving spots, in case the panels are cooler than outside air (at night). That's why solar panels (thermal) are best breathable only on top.

I might add, it would be nice if the factory cuts were square. Mine are off 1/4" in the width of a panel. How hard can it be to cut a panel square?

I’ll second that

Couldn’t agree more about the labels. Terrible waste of time.

He didn’t put any silicone under

It took me a few times to understand their measurements.

It looks to me that rafters have some questions.

For who? What’s so barbaric about them?

Obviously you're a professional at spotting someone w/ superiority in the subject of edge sealing poly panels! You are definitely over qualified to put together an instructional video on the subject. Please let us know the link to your video when it's ready 😘.

@@amidon422 still waiting

StinkyTeal - still waiting! What's taking so long?

It's not that critical. About 1.5 inches from the edge. As to where the flutes are, again, it's not that critical. 'About' is close enough.