After trying every other glazing material on the market, Warren Jordan now has 81,000 sq. ft. of his 85,000 sq. ft. operation glazed with Deglas acrylic.

“I’ve seen light transmission through polycarbonate and other materials diminish over time due to yellowing. I don’t want to have to worry about the consistency of my crops, and Deglas acrylic takes that worry away.”

Deglas acrylic has a reputation for providing growers with high, consistent light transmission over time, significant energy savings and impact resistance that is second to none.

In 2005, Jordan’s Greenhouses experienced a hail storm that showered their greenhouses with ice pieces the size of golf balls. Greenhouses that were glazed with polycarbonates experienced 75% damage and those glazed with poly were completely ruined. At the same time, greenhouses covered with Deglas acrylic sustained about 2% damage to no damage at all.

“In the weather climate that we live with in Colorado, we can’t afford to be concerned about whether or not our greenhouses will stand up to hail storms and other extreme weather. We need to be confident that they are durable and that our crops will not be ruined due to damage caused by such weather events.”

Warren Jordan has been using Deglas acrylic to glaze his greenhouses for more than 15 years. Deglas acrylic has been the obvious choice each time he has looked at reglazing or new construction.

With excellent light transmission over time, increased energy savings with today’s energy costs, and unsurpassed impact resistance, Deglas acrylic is the best choice for every greenhouse operation.

Jordan's Greenhouses experienced extensive damage to their ranges covered with Polycarbonate and minimal damage to their houses glazed with High Impact DEGLAS acrylic.