• Copper sheet metal is an industrial product that can be easily converted for use in your home. Copper is a beautiful, recyclable metal that is versatile and can be used in home decor projects. From large construction jobs to small craft projects, there are many ways to use copper sheet metal.
  
  

Punched Copper Sheet Metal

• Pre-fabricated punched sheet metal is available in ornamental patterns that include octagon, hexagon and the popular full cloverleaf. Some household uses for punched sheet metal are radiator covers and lamp shades. Copper sheeting can also be used for craft projects like hand-punched picture frames.
  
  

Kitchen Makeovers

• Replacing your old kitchen countertop with a copper countertop can eliminate bacteria issues. Metals like copper are anti-bacterial, stain resistant and easy to clean. Unlike stone countertops, copper does not need to be sealed and treated; however copper is susceptible to scratches. Upkeep does require the copper to be polished, as it will develop a patina over time. If you prefer a more aged look, then the patina is exactly what you want. Extending the copper onto the backsplash is also an option.
  
  

Custom Roof Cornices

• Roof cornices are ornamental molding structures that extend beyond the roof. Cornices are most commonly fabricated in copper and lead coated copper. These decorative accents add color and character to the exterior of any home. The copper is bent and curved to create designs like the Amsterdam cornice, Cortez cornice, Crest cornice, Gotham cornice, Lafayette cornice, Verrazano cornice, and Williamsburg cornice. Each of these cornices has its own appeal of old world charm, chic sophistication and elegant style. Cooper cornices are custom made and can make a big impact on the façade of your home.