Soldered Flat Seam

Built for Architecture That Demands More

Flat seam metalwork uses interlocking metal pans joined with soldered seams to create a durable, watertight surface. Because each piece is individually fabricated and installed, the system can adapt to complex shapes, curved surfaces, and architectural details that conventional panel systems cannot accommodate.

From roofing and wall cladding to domes, cornices, cupolas, and historic restoration projects, flat seam construction offers a combination of versatility, longevity, and craftsmanship that has defined architectural metalwork for centuries.

This method remains one of the most effective ways to bring challenging designs to life while delivering lasting performance and refined architectural character.