True Oak Corrugate
Strikingly different from traditional shallow corrugated profiles, True Oak adds style and charm to any roofline. The distinctive shadow lines and deeper curves transform the performance and look of corrugated roofing.
Systems we specify
Architectural roofing.
ColorSteel: Freeman Roofing
Select a roofing material from an extensive range to suit where you live, and to get the warranty and durability you require.
Archform
Whether your project is urban, rural or coastal, Archform offers a wide range of architectural roofing and cladding solutions employing copper, zinc, aluminium, pre-painted steel and bronze.
Good questions
Roofing, answered.
What roofing profiles suit Nelson and Tasman's coastal climate?
Durable, weather-tight profiles built for coastal exposure: True Oak architectural corrugate, ColorSteel and Archform's metal standing-seam systems all handle the region's salt air and rain well when specified and installed correctly.
Do you install long-run corrugated roofing?
Yes. True Oak Corrugate is one of our standard profiles, with deeper curves and distinctive shadow lines that lift a roofline beyond the traditional shallow corrugate look.
What about standing seam roofing?
Archform's standing-seam systems in copper, zinc, aluminium or bronze suit urban, rural and coastal architectural projects, and give a clean, linear roofline where the design calls for it.
Do you ever use a TPO membrane roof?
Yes, on flat or low-pitch roof sections where a membrane suits the detail better than a profiled sheet, such as part of the roof at Horton Road in Tasman.
Is ColorSteel a durable choice on the coast?
Yes, specified through Freeman Roofing with the right coating and profile for coastal exposure, it is a proven, well-warranted option for Nelson and Tasman conditions.
A roof built for the coast.
Ask us which roofing system delivers the look and longevity your home needs.
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