LightPIÙ consists of corrugated or corrugated polycarbonate solid sheets in different widths and thicknesses. The sheets boast excellent physical and mechanical properties, excellent impact resistance and remarkable elasticity, making LightPIÙ a virtually unbreakable polycarbonate compact product.

LightPIÙ was created to meet the special requirements of an ever-changing market that seeks quality without sacrificing convenience. Its value for money is unsurpassed. Highly versatile, LightPIÙ in compact polycarbonate also offers an excellent light transmission value and, as of 2022, is also available in the new embossed version, acquiring an unrivalled aesthetic appearance without affecting the usual characteristics of solidity and resilience.

LightPIÙ Goffrato is available in Greca and Onda 76/18 profiles , is extruded in both corrugated and corrugated form and produced in neutral, opal, bronze or any other colour on request.

The orange-peel pattern on the underside of the sheets makes it a perfect solution for the construction of skylights, pergolas, verandas and greenhouses with an elegant and sophisticated profile, while the homogeneous and less direct diffusion of light favours adequate protection of crops and plantations.

PolyPiù’s LightPiù Luxe sheets are translucent corrugated sheets with a special diamond finish, ideal for sophisticated architectural projects both indoors and out.
The 2.6 mm thickness guarantees solidity, strength and load resistance, while maintaining an elegant and contemporary appearance thanks to the Luxe finish, composed of small prisms that refract light by reproducing the rainbow.

Lightpiù Fib rall is a compact polycarbonate profile created specifically to match the ‘Fibrall’ profile, with a pitch section of 177 mm and an average thickness of 1.2 mm.

Lightpiù Fibrall arose from the need to make skylights and lighting points in polycarbonate and no longer in GRP, offering numerous advantages: polycarbonate is lighter and easier to lay and handle, and is also protected from UV rays, whereas GRP tends to yellow quickly and is less elastic than polycarbonate due to the resin it is made of.