Terne is tin coated stainless steel. Most often sought after in the historic restoration communities, it is every bit as appropriate on contemporary builds and designs. Over time, the pure tin coating weathers to a soft, matte finish.
Quite some time ago, we wrote about how, in Germany in particular, slates for roofs have historically never been installed horizontally, even though they are crafted with horizontal details and…
Most general information on our shingles can be found here by downloading our catalogue. The metric edition is available for our colleagues outside the United States. Our shingles run in standard…
We restored the roof on the Fannin County Courthouse
Glorious, isn’t it? It didn’t always look like this, though. Here’s the “before” image: Believe it or not, what you’re looking at in this photo is copper. And at that…
This very special home in Sherman Oaks, California used 4,000 ft2 composite roof material consisting of diamond shingles and standing seam. This client selected a special PVDF paint finish selecting…
We are a supplier of historic terne material. Terne has been out of United States production for several years now leaving communities with historic architecture without any resources. Additional to…
What is tinned stainless steel and what does it do?The bilateral electrolytic coated tin layer (100% tin) has two primary functions: Patina formation (eventual homogeneous matte-grey surface) Soft-soldering ability supported…
Pictured above is the Bank of America Stadium, home to the Carolina Panthers. Throughout the envelope’s structure, you can find over 30,000 square feet of terne cladding material. Though the…
Considered by most everyone to be the most eye-catching finishes we provide for our metal wall and roof products are chromium oxide or titanium nitride. They can get confused because…
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