Brass coil S.Brass

Modern architecture loves metal. Among metals, brass holds a special place. Thanks to its warm shade, it combines beautifully with various textures — for example, with wood and fabrics, natural stone, and modern ceramic tiles. In architecture, polished brass rolled products become a facade decoration for premium buildings, and also elegantly fill interiors, combining aesthetics with durability. Brass has enjoyed unwavering popularity for several years. Brass is an alloy of copper with zinc, sometimes with additions of alloying elements (manganese, iron, aluminum, tin, silicon, lead). Depending on the percentage of additives, materials are obtained with different physical properties. The S.Brass brand manufactures brass sheets (coils) according to the European standard EN 1172. S.Brass brass sheets/coils have a bright golden color with no traces of defects/oil. The sheets are perfectly flat, allowing cassettes to be made without bulging. The composition of brass is ideal for artificial patination, and in natural conditions it ages evenly, beautifully shifting from bright golden to dark golden color and further to a dark brown (chocolate) shade.
Brass coil
Color collections
Specification
Width
300–1250 mm
Length
Upon request
Thickness
0.2–15.0 mm
Form of supply
Coils are wrapped in kraft paper and cardboard, then fixed on a pallet.
Coating types
Gloss
Patinated
Advantages
Advantages
Fire safety — the material belongs to the non-combustible material group (NG) according to GOST 30244-94 (Method I)
Fire safety — the material belongs to the non-combustible material group (NG) according to GOST 30244-94 (Method I)
Aesthetics. Brass can be polished to create shine or have a matte finish for a modern and elegant appearance.
Aesthetics. Brass can be polished to create shine or have a matte finish for a modern and elegant appearance.
Corrosion resistance — brass is not subject to rust, making it a suitable choice for rooms with high humidity, such as bathrooms and kitchens.
Corrosion resistance — brass is not subject to rust, making it a suitable choice for rooms with high humidity, such as bathrooms and kitchens.
Durability. Brass can withstand exposure to various weather conditions and extreme temperatures, is resistant to corrosion, scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, retaining its original appearance even under intensive use.
Durability. Brass can withstand exposure to various weather conditions and extreme temperatures, is resistant to corrosion, scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, retaining its original appearance even under intensive use.
Ease of processing — Brass is easy to machine, allowing for the creation of unique shapes. Thanks to the material's malleability, any designer pattern can be created.
Ease of processing — Brass is easy to machine, allowing for the creation of unique shapes. Thanks to the material's malleability, any designer pattern can be created.
Application area
The material is suitable for creating decorative elements and for wall and doorway decoration. The warm golden shade of brass gives the interior a sense of comfort, luxury, and refinement. Brass harmonizes well with a wide range of materials and styles. The bright golden shade of brass gives the facade sophistication and luxury. Decorative elements made of brass, such as friezes, cornices, moldings, rosettes, and plasterwork, help give the facade a unique appearance.
Facade
Interior
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Buy brass in coil: a noble metal for facades and interiors
Brass is one of the most elegant and durable materials in architecture. Its golden shade gives buildings warmth, status, and a unique appearance. The coil format is especially convenient: it allows covering large areas with a minimum number of joints, bends and cuts easily. If you want to buy brass in coil from a manufacturer, Cladding Solutions offers favorable terms for finishing and architectural applications of buildings and facades, with delivery throughout Russia. We will tell you what types of brass coils exist, where they are used, and how prices from the manufacturer for brass coil per m² in Moscow are formed.

What is brass coil

Brass is an alloy of copper (base) and zinc (from 5% to 45%). Depending on the percentage of zinc, the color of brass varies from reddish-golden to light yellow, almost lemon. Brass coil is produced by cold rolling, which ensures high thickness accuracy and clean surface.

Main brass grades for architectural purposes

Grade Color Zinc content Plasticity Corrosion resistance Application
L63 Yellow-golden Approx. 35–37% High Good Facades, roofing, decoration
L68 Light golden Approx. 32–35% Very high Good Complex curved shapes
L80 (tombac) Reddish-golden Up to 20% Excellent Excellent Premium projects, historical restoration

For exterior application, grades L63 and L68 are optimal. They are corrosion-resistant, do not crack during bending, and retain color for decades.

Advantages of brass coil for building cladding

Premium-level aesthetics

Brass is associated with luxury, expensive watches, shipbuilding, and jewelry. On a facade or in an interior, it creates a sense of warmth, light, and solidity.

Durability and corrosion resistance

Brass does not rust like steel and does not oxidize to green patina like copper. Over time, it only slightly dulls, acquiring a noble matte shade. When in contact with air, a protective oxide film forms on brass, preventing further deterioration.

Lightness and plasticity

Brass is denser than aluminum but lighter than steel. It is plastic. It can be bent, stamped, chased, made into curved facades and complex decorative elements without the risk of cracks.

Antibacterial properties

Brass, like copper, has natural antibacterial properties. This is valuable for finishing in places with high contact levels (handles, railings, panels in public buildings).

Types of brass coil by processing type

Gloss (polished)

Mirror-bright surface with golden tint. Used for accent elements where striking shine is needed.

Applications: luxury facade elements, entrance groups, designer interiors, receptions, elevator cabs.

Matte (ground)

Uniform rough surface without gloss. The color looks softer and more refined.

Applications: ventilated facades, column cladding, conference room panels.

Patinated

Artificially aged brass with dark spots and greenish coating. Imitates antique.

Applications: steampunk-style restaurants, loft, historical reconstructions, expensive private houses.

Under protective lacquer

Transparent coating fixes color and prevents dulling. Recommended for facades in aggressive environments (industrial zones, seacoast).

Where brass coil is used

Ventilated facades

Brass panels are mounted on a substructure with an air gap. The combination of golden metal with glass, stone, or wood creates striking contrasts.

Suitable for: premium office buildings, boutiques, exhibition halls.

Roofing and domes

Brass standing seam roofing is expensive but exceptionally durable. Over time, it acquires a noble matte shade and lasts 80–100 years.

Suitable for: temples, private mansions, historic buildings.

Decorative elements

Cornices, flashings, window and door frames, downspouts, awnings, casings — even small details made of brass become works of art.

Suitable for: any projects where individuality matters.

Interiors

  • Panels for walls and columns.

  • Bar counters and kitchen backsplashes.

  • Elevator and reception cladding.

  • Stair railings, handrails, door handles.

  • Decorative inserts in furniture.

Restoration

When restoring architectural monuments, it is often necessary to precisely reproduce lost brass details. Coil provides a quick way to fabricate elements of any complexity.

Why buy brass coil from a manufacturer

If you have decided to buy brass coil for a responsible architectural project, working directly with the manufacturer offers several important advantages.

Manufacturer prices

Without distributor and retail markups. Manufacturer prices for brass coil per m² in Moscow are 20–30% below market rates.

Metal quality control

The manufacturer is responsible for chemical composition (percentage of copper and zinc), coil thickness, surface quality, and finish coating.

Any coil width for your project

You can order tape of any width — from 10 mm to 1000 mm. This minimizes waste and speeds up installation.

Color stability

Within one batch, the brass shade is uniform throughout the entire coil length. No risk of color variations between different sections.

Delivery throughout Russia

We ship products to any region of the Russian Federation through trusted transport companies. Delivery to a Moscow terminal is often free.

Manufacturer prices for brass coil per m² in Moscow

Approximate manufacturer prices for brass coil per m² in Moscow (order from 100 m², thickness 0.5 mm, grade L63, matte surface):

Coil width Price per m² (uncoated) Price per m² (with protective lacquer)
300 mm from ₽2,200 from ₽2,500
500 mm from ₽2,100 from ₽2,400
600 mm from ₽2,000 from ₽2,300
800 mm from ₽1,950 from ₽2,250
1000 mm from ₽1,900 from ₽2,200

Prices are approximate. Exact cost is calculated based on the current rate for non-ferrous metals and order volume.

For large projects (from 1000 m²), discounts up to 10–15% are possible. Gloss brass costs the same as matte. Patinated brass is 20–30% more expensive. Grade L80 (tombac) is 15–25% more expensive.

Frequently asked questions

1. Does brass dull on a facade over time?

Brass does not rust, but under exposure to air and moisture, a natural oxide layer forms on it. Over time, gloss brass dulls to matte, and the light shade becomes warmer and deeper. If you want to preserve the original shine, choose coil with protective lacquer.

2. Can brass coil be used for roofing?

Yes. Brass standing seam roofing is a classic solution. It is durable (more than 80 years), requires no painting, and the color becomes only more noble over time. It is important to use sufficiently thick coil (from 0.6 mm) and qualified craftsmen.

3. What is the difference between brass and tombac?

Tombac (grade L80) is a type of brass with high copper content (80%) and low zinc content (20%). It is redder, more plastic, and more corrosion-resistant, but also more expensive. Tombac is used for premium projects, restoration, and in interiors with aggressive environments (for example, pools).

4. How to care for a brass facade?

Maintenance is minimal. Rain washes away dust. For heavy soiling, use a soft cloth, water, and neutral detergent. Do not use abrasives, acids, or metal brushes. For lacquered surfaces, use only soft cloths without solvents.

5. What is the service life of brass coil?

With proper installation and moderate climate — 50–80 years. In aggressive environments (industrial zones, seacoast) — 30–50 years. Protective lacquer extends service life and preserves color, but requires renewal every 10–15 years (for horizontal surfaces).

Minimizes joints, speeds up installation

Brass in coil form is an elite material for facades, roofing, decoration, and interiors. It combines the beauty of golden metal with durability and plasticity. The coil format minimizes joints, speeds up installation, and reduces waste.

If you want to buy brass coil for finishing and architectural applications of buildings and facades from a manufacturer, contact Cladding Solutions. You will get quality material with uniform color, any width and thickness, at manufacturer prices for brass coil per m² in Moscow. Delivery throughout Russia. Make your project unique and long-lasting.

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