Double Lock Standing Seam

Double Lock Standing Seams is the most versatile and practical roofing system available on the market. This is a very traditional roofing application that is commonly used on educational, healthcare, sports, commercial, religious and residential buildings. Its fine lines offer a lighter appearance and greater flexibility to be adapted to complex shapes as well as concave and convex structures.

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Features & Benefits

Incredible versatility.
Can be adapted to complex shapes, concave and convex structures
Fully customizable panel sizes, including tapered panels
Allows for expansion and contraction that occurs daily
Concealed fixings
Suitable for heritage and modern designs
Can be used on very low pitch roofs
Very low to no maintenance

Aluminium

Aluminium is an excellent cost-effective solution for extreme marine roofing environments and it comes with a baked on PVDF 3 Layer paint system for excellent longevity and peace of mind. It is a highly durable product designed to give excellent colour retention and high formability at a moderate cost for aluminium roofing & cladding systems. Aluminium is available in an extensive range of Classic, Designer and Metallic colours ensuring a solution is available for any Australian landscape.

Material Features:

Strong and durable
Excellent corrosion resistance
Lightweight for easier installation and transport
Very high fire rating and non-combustible
Flexible and malleable, allowing for versatility in design and production
Non-toxic and 100% recyclable

Anodic Brown

Anthracite Grey

Coffee Brown

Copper Brown

Matt Dark Grey

Matt Light Grey

Matt Light Zinc

Reseda Green

Rosewood Pink

Standard Pure White

Tin Grey

Victorian Brick Red

Zinc Grey

Copper

By choosing copper you are guaranteed a product that will last generations. Copper has been used for Roofing throughout Europe for centuries. The timeless natural properties of copper allows for both modern and traditional design outcomes.

Material Features:

Lifespan of 70 –100 years, depending on exact location.
As a result of surface oxidisation caused by weathering, copper forms a protective barrier (patina) that resists further corrosion and extends its life.
This results in ongoing colour changes depending on the environment – from blue-green to nut-brown.

Dark Brown Copper

Light Brown Copper

Natural Mill Finish Copper

Patina Green Copper

Zinc

Zinc’s outstanding durability has been well-documented over time. In Europe, many examples of zinc roofs lasting for more than 100 years can be found. With proper installation, the hardiness of the zinc paired with the protective effects of the patina are why zinc roofs or walls have such a long life.