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The Coppa Gutta 200mm Copper Soffit Flat Profile is ideal for homeowners and roofing professionals seeking a premium, architectural finish for their roofline installations. Designed to seamlessly bridge the gap between your bottom fascia board and the exterior wall, this product offers superior durability and a striking aesthetic that develops a natural patina over time; however, note that it requires careful handling during installation to prevent scratching the copper surface.
| Colour | Copper |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CPS200 |
| Brand | Coppa Gutta |
While intended for the Coppa Gutta system, they can be used with others, provided you use compatible copper-grade fasteners to avoid corrosion.
Over time, the copper will naturally oxidize and develop a dark brown patina; the classic green 'verdigris' finish occurs over many years in highly acidic or salt-heavy environments.
Use copper nails or screws designed for metal roofing to ensure the fixings match the material and lifespan of the boards.
Yes, copper is 100% recyclable and is one of the most sustainable roofing materials available.
No, the copper is designed to be left raw to age naturally.
Trim the edge of the soffit board using metal snips to ensure a flush fit against the wall surface.
Use a soft microfiber cloth with a light copper polish to gently buff out minor scuffs or handling marks.
To install, ensure the fascia board is securely fixed first. Measure the distance between the wall and the fascia lip, cutting the soffit board to length using aviation snips or a metal-cutting saw. Use matching copper-grade fasteners to prevent galvanic corrosion. For care, avoid using abrasive cleaning pads or harsh chemicals. If you wish to maintain a bright finish, specialized copper cleaners can be used, though most users prefer the natural darkening that occurs as the copper develops its characteristic weathered patina.
