Patinated copper is the embodiment of time. In nature, the process of forming noble patina takes decades. We give architects unique freedom — to use patina here and now, choosing its color and intensity, as if with an artist's brush.

Artificially created patina that reproduces the color and texture of natural oxidation. The process involves treating pre-oxidized copper with special copper-containing compounds followed by thermal fixation. This allows for various shades and degrees of transparency of the oxide layer.

Green range NG:

• NGT – classic green

• NGL1, NGL2  – variants with partial transparency of the base ("living" patina)

• NT – turquoise shade

• Patina Green Brown – transitional patina variant from green to brown shade

Blue range NB:

• NBT – classic blue

• NBL1, NBL2, NBL3 – three gradations of "living" patina with varying intensity

Features of patinated copper: Ability to choose patina intensity, including according to individual architect requirements for precise compliance with historical samples or creative vision. Material is supplied in sheets and coils with one-sided treatment, allowing for use of long elements without joints.

Alloy: Cu-DHP; Thickness range: 0.5–1.5 mm; Maximum width: 1000 mm