Copper sheeting / flat stock source?

I'm looking for a source for some copper sheeting. Many of my customers for beehives would like the decorative look of a copper topped hive cover, but I can't find any suitable material.

Essentially looking for either a 24" x 50' roll. Or sheets of 24"x18".

THANKS!

These guys might be a good choice:

http://www.canadianbrass.ca/en

Their roofing copper comes in coils (and they have other flat sheets as well) and I think that is what might do the trick. They are based out of Concord. I will try to find somewhere closer to Ottawa for you. Good luck.

How about these guys: https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/ottawa/

Thanks Dyth,

That ottawa location may be the perfect thing.

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GREAT Resource. Very helpful and awesome prices. Thanks again Dyth.

Anytime mate.

Check out metal supermarkets as well, not cheap though.

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Originally Posted by Fox

Check out metal supermarkets as well, not cheap though.

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I had suggested Metal Supermarkets as my second choice.

Kaykan and gentec have aluminum flat stock that has copper colour if I'm not mistaken will be much cheaper

Spar marathon roofing supplies

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Originally Posted by Fox

Check out metal supermarkets as well, not cheap though.

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Metal Supermarkets is the one i was referring to as local, good sales support and awesome prices.

By far the best price i've seen anywhere for copper sheeting, especially cut to my smaller sizes.

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Originally Posted by Oddmott

Metal Supermarkets is the one i was referring to as local, good sales support and awesome prices.

By far the best price i've seen anywhere for copper sheeting, especially cut to my smaller sizes.

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Copper itself is what makes it expensive.

I did not even see Dyths post on Metal Supermarkets, oops.

If I need orders, even larger ones I call them first, they are really good at sourcing what we need.

If you need plastics in the city give Laird a call, these are 2 companies that I will jump to first.

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Originally Posted by Fox

Copper itself is what makes it expensive.

I did not even see Dyths post on Metal Supermarkets, oops.

If I need orders, even larger ones I call them first, they are really good at sourcing what we need.

If you need plastics in the city give Laird a call, these are 2 companies that I will jump to first.

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Fox,

I am shocked you missed my post. Doesn't everyone around here hang on my every word? :joker:

Dyth

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Originally Posted by Dythbringer

Fox,

I am shocked you missed my post. Doesn't everyone around here hang on my every word? :joker:

Dyth

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I saw your post, skimmed over the second link, blame the ADHD :P