The core business of the Cerbone Service Centre, better known as the CSC, is based on all the various types of sheet metal, as well as their processing techniques, and finishes. Window manufacturers have always required sheet metal materials that meet the end-user’s requirements and are suitable for the final product, and the material’s thicknesses, dimensions, types and quality levels can vary based on the processing operations that they undergo. In addition to this use, over the past 20 years the processing and coating of these sheet metal materials have rendered them one of the construction industry’s key products.
Cerbone Group has various sheet metal thicknesses and over 20 different finishes available directly in stock (including oxidized colours, RAL colours and wood-effects), with many more available to order. Furthermore, one of the greatest advantages offered by the Service Centre is its range of processing operations, such as sheet metal cutting, bending and fold-pressing, all of which are carried out using the industry’s latest machinery and technologies.
Cerbone Group has various sheet metal thicknesses and over 20 different finishes available directly in stock (including oxidized colours, RAL colours and wood-effects), with many more available to order. Furthermore, one of the greatest advantages offered by the Service Centre is its range of processing operations, such as sheet metal cutting, bending and fold-pressing, all of which are carried out using the industry’s latest machinery and technologies.
Aluminium sheets
Our aluminium sheets are available in various thicknesses and finishes. They are mainly used for the roofs of civil and industrial buildings, as well as textured doors and architectural and decorative applications. Their main features are their excellent resistance to corrosion and high degree of deformability.
Galvanized sheets
The galvanization process renders the sheet metal materials more resistant to corrosion, and these elements are typically used for buildings of particular prestige.
Steel sheets
Steel sheets are the most versatile type of sheet metal, and offer a wide range of possibilities. Some of their main advantages include their light weight and ease of moulding, which allows for the creation of gutters and downspouts, etc. Steel sheets are commonly used nowadays to cover roofs and windowsills, as well as for flue components.
Patterned sheet metal
Patterned sheet metals are used for walkways, steps, and industrial flooring applications. The thicknesses can vary, and patterned sheets have recently also been used to create stylish interior design solutions.
Black iron sheets
Black iron (or raw iron) sheets are one of the metal processing industry’s most basic materials. They are normally used for light structural works, containment tanks, platforms and covers, as well as for certain types of cladding.
Stretch metal
Stretch metal is one of the latest arrivals in this sector, and is designed to meet specific high-end design criteria for façades and interiors. They are characterized by their three-dimensional aspect, which results in various effects based on the viewing angle. Thanks to the various finishes and numerous types in stock, stretch metals are useful for creating façades, cladding on the sides of bridges, façades for sports facilities, fencing elements, and cable car stations.