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elZinc® is a premium architectural zinc material used for roofing, façade cladding, wall panels, interiors, and architectural detailing. It is known for durability, sustainability, and timeless aesthetics.
Yes, elZinc® products are manufactured under strict EN 988 standards, ensuring premium quality, thickness accuracy, and long-term performance.
elZinc® typically lasts 60–100+ years. It naturally forms a protective patina layer that makes it highly resistant to corrosion, humidity, coastal climate, and extreme temperatures.

elZinc® provides two main collections:

  • elZinc® Alkimi: Graphite, Slate, Natural, Crystal, Oliva, Lava
  • elZinc® Rainbow®: Blue, Green, Brown, Red, Gold, Ebony
  • Much longer lifespan (up to 100 years)
  • Develops a natural protective patina
  • No fading, peeling, or delamination
  • 100% recyclable & eco-friendly
  • Ideal for premium architectural projects
Yes, Zinc performs exceptionally well in coastal, humid, and high-rainfall areas due to its corrosion resistance and self-healing patina.
elZinc® is almost maintenance-free. Occasional freshwater cleaning is enough. No repainting or coating is required.
Yes, We provide EN988-certified technical sheets, installation manuals, detailing guides, and samples for architects, contractors, and consultants.
Yes, You can request physical zinc finish samples directly from our Sample Request page to evaluate textures and colours before specification.

We support multiple modern installation systems:

  • Standing seam roofing
  • Flat lock & shingle panels
  • Reveal panels
  • Cassette systems
  • Custom façade designs
Yes, Zinc is a non-combustible Class A1 fire-rated material, making it ideal for both roofing and façades.
Yes and naturally. The matte patina layer enhances the appearance while improving resistance to corrosion and scratches.
Standard thickness ranges from 0.7mm to 1mm, depending on application type (roofing, façade, interior).
Absolutely. With its flexible formability and premium finishes, it is widely used in luxury residences, commercial buildings, institutions, and signature architecture.
You can contact us for project specific guidance, drawings, installation support, and material recommendations.