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Care
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Storage
Store Marvec sheets on horizontal flat surfaces, pallets or wooden
bearers with flat surfaces at least 100mm wide placed at centres not
exceeding 900mm. Storage should be indoors as far as possible.Where
Marvec is stored outdoors it must be protected from the sun, wind
and water. Cover securely with an opaque waterproof cover draped over
timbers placed on the top of the stack and ensure that the stack is
ventilated to prevent heat build up. Never stack more than 1.2m high.
Sunlight is magnified in passing through even a few uncovered stacked
sheets, increasing their temperature and leading to distortion and
degradation.Water between the sheets accentuates these processes.
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Cleaning
Periodic cleaning preserves appearance and ensures optimum performance.
Loosen any dried dirt with lukewarm water and wash with a lukewarm
soapy water solution using a soft cloth or sponge to gently remove
dirt. Repeat this process if necessary, rinse off and dry with a soft
cloth. Never use solvents or alkaline cleaners on Marvec: do not scrub
with brushes or sharp instruments as these will mark the surface.
Incorrect cleaning which in any way damages the sheet automatically renders void all warranties.
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Safety
Marvec is a glazing material and should therefore be handled with
due care at all times. NEVER walk on Marvec sheets. Where access across
a Marvec covered roof is necessary, use walking boards placed across
at least three purlins to spread the load. Marvec will require additional
safety measures to satisfy the CDM regulations in the UK. Contact
Brett Martin for full details.
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