Copper offers a character and durability that no other metal roof can match.
Copper flat seam roof.
Copper standing seam roofing panel.
In two rows in a staggered pattern.
16 ounce and 20 ounce copper is in stock with immediate availability.
Copper roofs are light weight and strong lasting up to 50 years or even more with regular repairs and maintenance.
Our coil and flats is hard copper which makes a better roofing wall panel.
Copper flats and coil are in stock 48 24 and 20 widths.
It s also described as having raised seams or vertical legs that rise above the level of the panel s flat area.
An upscale copper standing seam roof or roofing accent will look amazing and will differentiate your home from the others on the block.
The metal is highly resistant to fire hail and mildew.
Cold rolled copper are installed in each of the longitudinal and transverse seams.
Install copper work in accordance with cda copper in architecture handbook flat seam metal roof panels.
Its appearance can complement any style of building from the traditional to the.
Two adjacent sides of the sheets are folded over and two are folded under to form 3 4 locks.
Fasten system to substrate with concealed metal cleats and screws at spacings required by fabricator to resist code required wind uplift.
Copper flat lock soldered roof panel system.
Flat seam roofing is constructed of 18 by 24 20 oz.
Here is a series of photos showing the details of the copper flat lock roof panel system also known as flat seam copper roofing.
Copper can be slit to size also.
Copper cleats of 16 or 20 oz.
We specialize in copper metal roofing wall panels coil and flats.
Standing seam metal roofing is defined as a concealed fastener metal panel system that features vertical legs and a broad flat area between the two legs.
Homeowners can choose from a few panel styles such as standing seam flat seam and diamond.
Flat lock soldered flat seam soldered seam roofing.
Panels typically measure 18 x 24 nominal size.
Copper roof panels cost.
The price of panels falls between 17 and 20 per square foot or 1 700 to 2 000 per square.
The use of 1 8 pop rivets of either copper or copper alloy should be restricted to applications where strength of seam is not a major consideration.