Roofing work in Aleksandrovka, Moscow Region, was completed using “Copper Dune” profiled copper roofing sheets. The tile profile highlights the geometry of the intersecting roof slopes, while copper ridge and hip caps and copper-clad roof stacks give the roof a consistent appearance. Tubular snow guards, a roof ladder and roof walkways were also installed for roof maintenance.
The gallery shows installation in progress and completed sections of the roof, including copper sheets laid on timber battens, lap joints and fasteners, eaves details and the installation of roof accessories. Learn more about the material in our article “Copper in Construction: Types and Applications”.
Close-up of the fastening joint and overlap of the ‘Copper Dune’ covering elements. The wavy profile of the copper, the fastening with a washer, and the wooden battens are visible.
Copper roofing sheets being laid on timber battens. The view along the slope shows the tile profile, the rows of sheets and the edge of the partially installed covering.
Ridges and hips of the completed copper roof. Smooth copper caps follow the intersections between the roof slopes and complement the tile-profiled sheets.
A section of the roof in Aleksandrovka showing copper-clad stacks, flashing around their bases, a valley between the slopes and tubular snow guards.
Detailed view of the copper covering with repeating rows of waves. Highlights on the surface emphasize the relief of the material; along the edge of the slope, there is a smooth metal trim.
Top view of the partially installed roof. Next to the laid copper covering, the wooden battens, underlayment, and metal trim of the valley are visible.
Copper roof ladder and tubular snow guards.
Installation of a tubular copper snow guard.
Perforated copper roof walkway viewed along its length.
Copper roof walkway and its support brackets.
Copper-clad roof stacks viewed from the roof slope.
Eaves detail and the edge of the profiled copper roofing sheets.
Copper roofing and stack cladding above the timber eaves.
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