What's the name of...

[BobnLesley]

the lighweight plastic sheet material (a bit like corrugated cardboard) that's used for making oversized 'light wind' wind-blades on self-steering units?

[parsifal]

Do you mean polycarbonate sheet like this?

http://www.polycarbonatesheets.co.uk...en-uk/d76.html

[prv]

I know it as "corriflute" - don't know if that's a generic term or one company's trade name.

Pete

[NickRobinson]

Do you mean something even cheaper and light weight than conservatory roofing?

I've used plastic 'for sale' boards for anchor balls and cones and other lightweight jobs.

Cuts with a Stanley knife. Can be bought (without graphics) from school type art suppliers

Probably quite UV resistant...

Nick (Rivendell)

Don't blame me if you get caught!

[greenalien]

The trade name is 'Correx'

[BobnLesley]

The trade name is 'Correx'

I know where there's a signage/school supplies shop locally, I just need to translate Correx into Greek now.

[Ross D]

Find a handy "for sale" board they are made of correx

[BERT T]

The trade name is 'Correx'

Go to your local sign maker and you will probably get a cutting for free.

[VicS]

I also know what you are describing as "Corriboard" .
Like Corriflute and Correx, a twin walled polyproylene sheet.

More flexible than polycarbonate and easily cut with a sharp knife.