Why Does Copper Turn Green Over Time?

posted on 14th June 2017

Copper naturally turns green over time as it reacts with oxygen in the air – a chemical reaction known as oxidation. The green colour is simply the natural shade of the patina that forms over the copper surface; the patina…

Famous Buildings with Copper Roofs

posted on 16th February 2017

Copper provides an energy efficient, low-maintenance roofing choice that will last for years, but it also adds a unique and beautiful aesthetic to any building with its distinctive colouring. Whilst roofing styles come and go, copper roofing can be found…

The Benefits of Copper Roofing

posted on 10th August 2014

Copper is a natural material that has been used for covering roofs for centuries. Many medieval buildings and churches were roofed in copper and some are still intact today. With longevity and energy efficiency being top priorities when designing and…