Copper roofing in Barvikha is a project by RADEKA for a brick country house. The standing seam covering is complemented by tubular snow guards and copper gutters. The photographs show the layout of the roofing patterns, connections of the slopes, and details of the cornice joints.
View along the copper slope: standing seam connections, tubular snow guards, and gutter along the edge of the cornice.
Overall view of the house during construction. The photograph shows the geometry of the copper roof, layout of the standing seams, and the placement of snow guards along the cornices.
Close-up of the connection of slopes with different roofing patterns. The trimming of the copper sheets and the formation of the standing seams at the junction are visible.
Detail of the transverse connection of copper patterns and its junction with the longitudinal seams. Water droplets highlight the texture of the metal surface.
Close-up of the two-tube snow retention system. The photo shows the support brackets and their attachment points to the standing seams.
Work stage on the site: copper slopes with installed snow guards and a worker next to the roof section. The junction of the roof with the protruding part of the building is shown.
Detail of the outer corner of the cornice with a copper gutter. The close-up shows the shape of the corner element and the soldered connections of its parts.
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