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Copper shingles Metrotile

MetroBond MetroRoman MertoShake MertoShake II

MetroBond MetroRoman MertoShake MertoShake II

MetroClassic MetroShingle

MetroClassic MetroShingle Copper shingles

Copper shingles are durable and attractive, as evidenced by many of the architectural and historical monuments, for example, the Novodevichy Convent in Moscow, Upper Saviour Cathedral in the Kremlin, the Cathedral of St.. Michael in Hildesheim (Germany), the roof of which was covered with copper a few centuries ago. Among the natural properties of copper, which makes it very attractive as a roofing material, except for corrosion resistance and durability, deserves respect for its plasticity, which allows you to apply it to the roofs of irregular shape with towers and domes.
Protects the copper roof from the aggressive effects of natural oxide layer that forms over time on its surface and changes the natural pinkish sheen on the noble malachite patina.
In addition, copper shingles has little weight in the process of exploitation does not require special care, and possible serious mechanical damage easily eliminated, since copper amenable to soldering. Thus the initial cost of the arrangement of the roof will be certainly more than any other material, but eventually the copper shingles is the most economical roofing material.
Copper roofs come in different shapes: flat sheet, "beaver tail", the diamond, the shape of an ordinary mettalocherepitsy. But the most beautiful forms of copper shingles produces concern Metrotile. Six exclusive profiles of copper shingles Metrotile (from the classical form to a form that mimics slate) will not leave anyone indifferent.
Installation of copper shingles Metrotile very simple and no different from installing composite shingles. He also simplified by the presence of all components, that is rarely seen in other producers of copper shingles.

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