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The Tuftex Seacoaster is a corrugated PVC roofing panel in the traditional round-wave profile. It is sold in opaque colors that block sunlight and in translucent versions that pass filtered light, and Tuftex rates it at ten times the strength of 5 oz fiberglass. It resists UV and surface heat up to 150°F on opaque panels and 125°F on translucent ones, which suits sheds, porches, carports and outbuildings in windy or snowy climates. Against metal panels it is lighter and easier to cut, but it is not a substitute for standing-seam metal on a house roof; owners rate it solidly rather than highly, with complaints centered on installation and long-term durability.
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Lowest price we've seen: $16.97 on Nov 6 at Hartville Hardware. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 6.
Owners rate the Seacoaster around 3.8 out of 5. Many like how light the panels are and how easily they cut and fasten, while others report cracking, leaks at the overlaps and shorter life than they expected.
| Size | Color | Corrugation Size | Material | Thickness | Pkg Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 In. x 8 Ft. | Crystal Clear w/Light Bl | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 8 Ft. | Opaque White | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 8 Ft. | Opaque Green | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 12 Ft. | Crystal Clear w/Light Bl | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 12 Ft. | Opaque White | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 12 Ft. | Opaque Green | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
| 26 In. x 12 Ft. | Opaque Tan | Round Wave 2.5" on cente | PVC | .032 In. | 1 |
The Tuftex Seacoaster is a corrugated PVC panel for roofing. It has a traditional round wave profile, with waves 2-1/2" on center and 9/16" deep.
The PVC is weather-resistant and formulated to resist ultraviolet rays. The panel is 10 times stronger than 5 oz. fiberglass and suits climates with wind or snow. Opaque panels block the sun's rays, while translucent panels allow filtered light.
Opaque colors resist surface temperatures up to 150°F, and translucent colors resist up to 125°F. The panel is not recommended for areas of high heat.
