You will use stainless steel screws that are also copper coated so that they match. If you have standing seam panels it's a stainless steel clip and stainless pancake heads. They're hard to find, but we do sell them. Do you need screws? What type? Do you need a quote on the panels? What type? Thank you, Paul Rubio
JYYCEE 67 is right on the money. You'll want to use a roofer who follows traditional European methods as American roofers tend to use techniques that rob the metal of it potential IE riveting and caulking/soldering as opposed to using complex folds and mechanical seams similar to this: czcams.com/video/gn7mQwKJgZw/video.html Copper finger clips can be used on panels under 10'. If you have a solid wood deck or if you have your installer install solid wood compound battens, copper nails will hold the roof down just fine. Several of the roofs shown in this video would have been fastened in a similar fashion.
Over here in Boston Massachusetts we used copper nails some were smooth and some were shanked on the gutters we used brass nuts and bolts and ridges brass screws with washers.
there is a house in the next town over from me and they have a copper roof it was starting to "patina"? and turn green but then they had some guys over to clean and shine it. i didnt know it was a thing to let it age and turn green. i like it polished or patina but mostly polished if it dont get to be to much trouble.
My wife and I live on the Philippines island of Siargao. Last December the island was hit by a level 5 cyclone/typhoon what ever you want to call it. Last year we bought some beach front land on the island. We are going to build next month. We are struggling with what sort of roof is best for our beach house. If we use metal,aluminium or copper will it rust or get blown off in a storm. Or is wood shingles the best. Any info would be great.
Hey I'm after some advice on my copper roof, I'm having a problem with needing to change my gutters every 5-6 years due to the copper reacting with zinc causing rust damage?
@@Madrassgutten we had a copper roof on our front porch and it had buckling and twisting of the copper and small holes were present from weathering,we had it replaced 2 yrs ago our home 68 yrs old.
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What screws are best suited for copper
You will use stainless steel screws that are also copper coated so that they match.
If you have standing seam panels it's a stainless steel clip and stainless pancake heads.
They're hard to find, but we do sell them. Do you need screws? What type?
Do you need a quote on the panels? What type?
Thank you,
Paul Rubio
JYYCEE 67 is right on the money. You'll want to use a roofer who follows traditional European methods as American roofers tend to use techniques that rob the metal of it potential IE riveting and caulking/soldering as opposed to using complex folds and mechanical seams similar to this: czcams.com/video/gn7mQwKJgZw/video.html
Copper finger clips can be used on panels under 10'. If you have a solid wood deck or if you have your installer install solid wood compound battens, copper nails will hold the roof down just fine. Several of the roofs shown in this video would have been fastened in a similar fashion.
None,do not screw copper.
You just need stainless screws, and the screws shall not be visible on the construction
Over here in Boston Massachusetts we used copper nails some were smooth and some were shanked on the gutters we used brass nuts and bolts and ridges brass screws with washers.
there is a house in the next town over from me and they have a copper roof it was starting to "patina"? and turn green but then they had some guys over to clean and shine it. i didnt know it was a thing to let it age and turn green. i like it polished or patina but mostly polished if it dont get to be to much trouble.
My wife and I live on the Philippines island of Siargao. Last December the island was hit by a level 5 cyclone/typhoon what ever you want to call it. Last year we bought some beach front land on the island. We are going to build next month. We are struggling with what sort of roof is best for our beach house. If we use metal,aluminium or copper will it rust or get blown off in a storm. Or is wood shingles the best. Any info would be great.
Alu and copper would be the best choise for sea weather. It doesnt rust
cool Video/look at my copper shingles✌
Hey I'm after some advice on my copper roof, I'm having a problem with needing to change my gutters every 5-6 years due to the copper reacting with zinc causing rust damage?
Sounds like you should get copper gutters
You forgot to mention the twisting and buckling of copper
My house has an 85 year old copper roof... What twisting and buckling?
@@technodruid you can beat and bend the copper alot more without getting rifts in the bendings. Its a very solid and flexible material
oh wait it's just a sales pitch for your product. my bad.
No copper roof is going to last 100 yrs
But there is copper roofs that have lasted for a hundred years
@@Madrassgutten lol,no way they will.
@@eastside0434 yes they will, what makes you think it dont?
@@Madrassgutten we had a copper roof on our front porch and it had buckling and twisting of the copper and small holes were present from weathering,we had it replaced 2 yrs ago our home 68 yrs old.
@@eastside0434 i highly doubt its from weathering, must have been installed the wrong way. Do you live in the US?