Historic Sheet Metal Reproduction

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COPPER ROOFING ON HISTORIC OLD CITY HALL
Toronto, Ontario
Replacement of Batten Seam Sheet Metal Roof on Old City Hall in Toronto

The Old City Hall was a monumental project taking over 4-years to complete the copper roofing and was awarded the "Roofing Project of the Year" by the Canadian Roofing Contractors Association

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Working from bosun chairs at a 75 degree pitch

Working from bosun chairs at a 75 degree pitch
Oerview from the Clock Tower

Oerview from the Clock Tower
Various stages of the re-roofing in progress

Various stages of the re-roofing in progress
Chimney capped in 8-lb sheet lead

Chimney capped in 8-lb sheet lead
All restored chimeys received caps of sheet lead

All restored chimeys received caps of sheet lead
The Clock Tower completed with new Gargoyles and decorative finials

The Clock Tower completed with new Gargoyles and decorative finials
Cast bronze Gargoyle

Cast bronze Gargoyle
Batten seam is a technique whereby each sheet metal roofing panel locks to an interim batten panel formed over a wooden stop rather than to each other.

Batten seam is a technique whereby each sheet metal roofing panel locks to an interim batten panel formed over a wooden stop rather than to each other.