Rolled Copper Roofing

Copper flats and coil are in stock 48 24 and 20 widths.

Rolled copper roofing.

Copper roofing is typically constructed using 16 oz. What is roll roofing. Cold rolled copper sheets. Gaf liberty 3 ft.

Owens corning deckseal sa sbs cap 39 375 ft w x 32 833 ft l 100 sq ft shasta white roll roofing. 16 ounce and 20 ounce copper is in stock with immediate availability. Rolled roofing is easy to obtain and can be found at all home improvement stores. Copper flashing 16 oz 24 gauge 10 rolls in various widths for roofing diy or contractor use lead free copper can be used with pressure treated lumber 4 width.

Set your store to see local availability add to cart. Coverage white fiberglass mineral surfaced cap roll roofing. Sheets can be either preformed or formed in the field into pans. We specialize in copper metal roofing wall panels coil and flats.

One msr roofing roll is usually about 36 feet long by 36 inches wide. Rolled roofing isn t for everyone and every roof so if you have questions concerning where and when to use rolled roofing or if you just have questions in general fill out the online contact form and a trained representative will help answer any questions you have concerning rolled roofing. Our coil and flats is hard copper which makes a better roofing wall panel. So in terms of quantity a roofing roll is about the size of one composite shingle square.

Copper flashing 16 oz 24 gauge 10 rolls in various widths for roofing diy or contractor use lead free copper can be used with pressure treated lumber 2 width. Our copper sheets and rolls are used for a variety of applications including diy construction counter tops bar tops furniture backsplashes embossing rfi shielding manufacturing electrical applications research and development arts and crafts jewelry making and much more. Rolled roofing or roll roofing also known as msr comes in rolls of 100 square feet. Pans up to 10 feet long are considered short pans.

These sheets are pure copper c110 99 9 pure copper. Roofs using pans longer than 10 feet should be designed to accommodate additional movement at the ends of the pans.