Cladding: Fully supported traditional metals come to us in either coil or sheet format for us to process. General fixing methods are similar in all metals and refer back to traditional lead and copper roofing and craftsmanship.

A key emphasis on the use of traditional metals and their longevity is that the clips and nails never penetrate the material and therefore do not damage the appearance or waterproofing.

Roofing: The inherent qualities of the materials and the guages that we use allow them to be formed into almost any shape and a limitless combination of jointing. The only restrictions on jointing are the manufactured widths of materials and the water-tightness of the coverage.

The appearance of cladding is all important, by altering guages and finishes the metals can look handcrafted and natural or modular and clean lined. If preferred the standing seam or batten roll methods can be utilised to match the roofing finish or alternatively the following folds may be used in lighter guage materials.”