Clear acrylic
- Look
- Transparent with the clearest view of the sky.
- Daylight
- Usually the highest relative daylight of these options.
- Assess
- Direct sun, glare, roof depth and nearby windows.

Acrylic roof pergolas in Auckland
Acrylic roofing can provide cover while keeping daylight. The right tint, roof form and depth depend on your home, sun and how you use the deck.
Tint comparison
Choose for the whole site, not a small sample.
Comfort and weather
Coordinate the selected roofing, fall, joints, gutters, outlets and discharge.
Support, cladding, clearances and flashings depend on the existing building.
Wind-driven rain can enter through open sides. Plan any blind or infill as part of the design.
Built examples

Clear acrylic and mixed roofing
A freestanding gable combines clear acrylic, solid roofing and cedar lining.
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Opal acrylic
An open gable uses opal acrylic and a custom street-facing frame.
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Dark-tint acrylic
A dark-tint acrylic gable canopy aligns with the cafe frontage.
View projectProject evidence
Confirm the product, thickness, tint and current limitations.
Confirm the frame, fall, joints, flashings, gutters and outlets.
Use current care and warranty information for the selected products.
Consent depends on the final design and property. We’ll identify the checks needed for your project.
Questions
Avoid a universal waterproof claim for an open-sided structure. Rain management depends on the exact roof, pitch, joints, flashings, drainage and installation.
It depends on the tint, roof area, depth, orientation and nearby windows. Review the effect from inside the adjoining rooms.
Choose for the site, sun path, adjoining rooms, roof area and intended use—not the sample colour alone.
Yes, where the selected systems and design permit it. The junction and drainage must be resolved as one roof.