Copper sheets S.Copper

Copper is one of the most beautiful natural metals, inspiring architects to find non-trivial solutions thanks to the living character of the metal.
Copper rolled products are actively used in the construction segment for roofing, building facades, and are also used as a decorative material in interior spaces.
The S.Copper line is manufactured exclusively from high-purity electrochemically refined copper 99.9%
Because of this, aging in a natural environment will be uniform on each manufactured panel.
During artificial aging of copper, no spots will appear during grinding, and the sheets will be perfectly flat, without waves.
The surface of the sheet/coil is perfectly clean, without trace marks, without marks of unburned oil spots, has a bright copper color, and is glossy.
Copper coil is an in-demand rolled product in the construction industry, meeting strict industry standards. In terms of operational characteristics, copper is one of the best modern architectural materials, so the finished product is designed for long-term use. It has verified dimensions, a large margin of safety, and good resistance to adverse environmental factors. The product is easy to process, flexible and plastic.
Copper sheets
Color collections
Matte Copper S.Copper
M1N
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Patinated Copper S.Copper Patina
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Specification
Width
300–1250 mm
Length
1000–6000 mm
Thickness
0.2–15.0 mm
Form of supply
Sheets are packed in multi-layer blocks and fixed on pallets
Coating types
Gloss
Matte
Patinated
Oxidised
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. After installation, copper begins to darken, then after 2-3 years the copper color acquires a dark chocolate shade. Further, copper becomes matte-black in places, after which dark green tones appear on the roof. And only after 10-25 years does copper become completely covered with a malachite-green patina, after which it remains in this state for many decades.
Aesthetics. After installation, copper begins to darken, then after 2-3 years the copper color acquires a dark chocolate shade. Further, copper becomes matte-black in places, after which dark green tones appear on the roof. And only after 10-25 years does copper become completely covered with a malachite-green patina, after which it remains in this state for many decades.
Durability - copper has simply remarkable resistance to chemical exposure (many acids and alkalis). The extended service life of copper rolled products is due to its oxidation process. Copper has a unique property - to be covered with a protective film - patina. Patina is a protective layer of the copper itself, preventing it from having direct contact with the environment, due to which copper can last for many hundreds of years. Patina practically eliminates further contact of copper with the environment, protecting the metal with an impermeable barrier, which is why copper is one of the most durable materials!
Durability - copper has simply remarkable resistance to chemical exposure (many acids and alkalis). The extended service life of copper rolled products is due to its oxidation process. Copper has a unique property - to be covered with a protective film - patina. Patina is a protective layer of the copper itself, preventing it from having direct contact with the environment, due to which copper can last for many hundreds of years. Patina practically eliminates further contact of copper with the environment, protecting the metal with an impermeable barrier, which is why copper is one of the most durable materials!
Strength - copper is a very resistant material that does not require any additional processing, and climatic conditions or natural exposure are no obstacle for copper. Copper is not subject to corrosion or mold
Strength - copper is a very resistant material that does not require any additional processing, and climatic conditions or natural exposure are no obstacle for copper. Copper is not subject to corrosion or mold
Ease of processing - copper is especially easy to bend or deep draw. Copper is a plastic metal. This is why working with copper is always pleasant and comfortable
Ease of processing - copper is especially easy to bend or deep draw. Copper is a plastic metal. This is why working with copper is always pleasant and comfortable
Convenient installation. Reliable protection. The material is easy and quick to install, which reduces work time and cuts costs. At the same time, it is resistant to mechanical damage — it withstands impacts, loads, and intensive use without loss of integrity and appearance.
Convenient installation. Reliable protection. The material is easy and quick to install, which reduces work time and cuts costs. At the same time, it is resistant to mechanical damage — it withstands impacts, loads, and intensive use without loss of integrity and appearance.
Eco-friendliness - what can we say, copper itself is a natural material, has always been used for finishing buildings, manufacturing tools and cookware, as well as jewelry. This alone proves that it is absolutely harmless to health and the environment
Eco-friendliness - what can we say, copper itself is a natural material, has always been used for finishing buildings, manufacturing tools and cookware, as well as jewelry. This alone proves that it is absolutely harmless to health and the environment
Field of application
Copper, as a material, occupies an honored place in construction, architecture, and design. Copper looks magnificent, has practically unlimited service life, and does not require delicate care. From an architectural perspective, it combines wonderfully with: glass, stone, wood, and brick. The financial status of a real estate object increases many times over when copper is used. From temples to factories, from private homes to office centers - copper is used to create various architectural elements: roofs, gutters, downspouts, domes, spires, vaults, wall cladding. The history of copper in architecture is linked to its strength, corrosion resistance, prestigious appearance, and the ability to form complex shapes.
Roofing work
As a roofing material, copper gives us durability and a unique color. Copper roofing will complement a building of any architectural style – from classical to modern. As a roofing material, copper has undisputed advantages: cost of ownership, eco-friendliness, prestige, minimal maintenance. With proper design and installation, copper roofing can serve, without additional investment, for more than 150 years. Another advantage of copper roofing systems is that they are relatively easy to repair. Small dents or cracks can be cleaned and filled with solder.
Wall cladding
Copper cladding of facades, entrance groups, and interiors has become popular in modern architecture. One of the advantages of copper is its excellent flexibility and ease of processing. These qualities make it possible to create non-trivial facade solutions. It is possible to create both flat solutions and volume cassettes.
Interior design. Interiors.
Copper enhances the aesthetic perception of wall panels, ceilings, lamps, furniture to a great extent, creating an atmosphere of warmth and reliability. The obvious advantages of copper are that it is fire-resistant, durable, and a natural material. Since copper surfaces kill pathogenic microbes, architects designing public buildings such as hospitals and transport facilities are considering copper as a natural health care element.
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Buy copper sheets for roofing and wall cladding, building facades
Copper is one of the most noble and durable materials in architecture. It is not afraid of corrosion, withstands decades without repair, and over time acquires a unique, incomparable shade. If you decide to buy a patinated, gloss, matte, oxidised copper sheet for roofing and wall cladding, facades, you are making a choice in favor of reliability, status, and aesthetics that only improves with time.

Why copper is the ideal material for roofing and facades

Copper has been used in construction for several thousand years. And this is no accident. It has properties that no other material can replicate.

Durability

The service life of a copper roof or facade is 50 to 150 years. Copper does not rust, does not rot, does not crack from temperature fluctuations. It "lives" longer than the building itself.

Unique aesthetics

Copper is the only material that changes its color over time. First it shines with a rosy-golden sheen, then darkens to a chocolate tone, and after a few years it becomes covered with a noble green-blue patina. This process can be accelerated or slowed down by choosing the right type of finish.

Eco-friendliness

Copper is a natural material that does not release toxins. It is fully recyclable without loss of quality. Using copper is a contribution to sustainable development.

Plasticity

Copper sheets bend, cut easily, and take any shape. This allows you to implement the most complex architectural ideas: from classical standing seam roofs to domes, spires, and curved facades.

What types of copper sheets can you buy from the manufacturer - Cladding Solutions

Depending on the finish, copper sheets are divided into several types. Each has its own characteristics and field of application.

Patinated copper sheet

Patination is the artificial acceleration of the copper aging process. The sheet is treated with special compounds that create a stable patina on the surface - that very noble green-blue coating.

Where used:

  • Roofs of historic buildings during restoration.

  • Facades that should look "solid" from day one.

  • Landscape design elements (lamps, railings).

Pros: no need to wait 5–10 years for copper to age naturally. Cons: patinated sheet is more expensive than untreated.

Gloss copper sheet

Gloss copper is a mirror-bright surface with a rosy-golden tone. The sheet is polished to a high level of cleanliness.

Where used:

  • Accent elements of facades (decor, moldings, cornices).

  • Interiors in loft, art deco, or high-tech style.

  • Roofs, if you want to achieve maximum shine in the first years.

Pros: striking appearance. Cons: fingerprints and water drops are visible on the glossy surface; the shine dulls over time.

Matte copper sheet

Matte copper is obtained by sandblasting or acid etching. The surface becomes rough, does not glare, the color is muted golden-pink.

Where used:

  • Roofs and facades in modern architecture (minimalism, contemporary).

  • Buildings where aggressive shine is not needed.

  • Elements that will patinate naturally.

Pros: does not glare, scratches are less noticeable. Cons: harder to clean than gloss.

Oxidised copper sheet

Oxidation is a chemical treatment that creates a stable dark layer on the copper surface: from chocolate brown to almost black.

Where used:

  • Facades and roofs in a "brutalism" or "loft" style.

  • Elements that should contrast with light surroundings.

  • Designer interiors.

Pros: deep saturated color, not afraid of fingerprints. Cons: oxidised copper can partially lighten over time due to UV exposure.

Comparison of copper sheet types

Finish type Initial color Color after 5–10 years Maintenance difficulty Cost
Gloss Rosy-golden, mirror shine Dulls, darkens to chocolate High (marks are visible) Medium
Matte Muted rosy-golden Darkens to chocolate Medium Medium
Oxidised Chocolate or black Can partially lighten Low High
Patinated Green-blue (noble patina) Remains stable Low Highest

Where copper sheets for roofing and wall cladding, facades are used

Roofing

Copper roofing is a classic of the premium segment. Most often, the standing seam technique is used: sheets are connected with standing or lying seams without through holes. Such roofing is completely watertight and does not leak for decades.

Suitable for: pitched roofs, domes, spires, turrets, bay windows.

Facades

Copper facades can be ventilated (on a substructure) or solid. Sheets are installed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, creating a "herringbone", "checkerboard", or other patterns.

Suitable for: office centers, private mansions, museums, exhibition halls.

Interior wall finishing

In interiors, copper is used to create accent walls, fireplace cladding, column finishes, bar counters. Matte and oxidised copper are especially popular.

Suitable for: lofts, restaurants, showrooms, hotel lobbies.

Why you should buy copper sheets from the manufacturer - Cladding Solutions

If you decide to buy a patinated, gloss, matte, or oxidised copper sheet for roofing and wall cladding, facades, it is important to choose a reliable supplier. Working directly with the manufacturer provides several advantages.

Quality control

The manufacturer is responsible for every step: from raw material selection to final finishing. You receive sheets with precise geometry, without scratches, streaks, or defects.

Flexible sizes

Unlike warehouses that sell standard-size sheets, a manufacturer can cut copper to your project. This minimizes waste and saves budget.

Competitive prices

No intermediaries - no markups. Buying from a manufacturer costs 15–30% less than from retail chains.

Technical support

The manufacturer will advise on the choice of thickness, type of finish, and installation method. If necessary, it will provide recommendations on caring for the copper surface.

Copper sheets from Cladding Solutions will implement any architectural idea

Copper is a material that combines beauty, durability, and prestige. The correctly selected finish type (gloss, matte, oxidised, or patina) will allow you to implement any architectural idea - from a classical mansion to an ultra-modern business center.

If you want to buy a patinated, gloss, matte, or oxidised copper sheet for roofing and wall cladding, facades, contact the manufacturer - Cladding Solutions. You will receive quality material with a warranty, precise dimensions, and professional advice. Make your project not just reliable, but truly noble.

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