Metal Sheets Ltd — Zinc Sheet Metal Specialists
We supply high-quality zinc sheet metal across the UK for roofing, cladding, interiors and fabrication projects. Our stock includes premium European zinc manufactured to EN988 specification, ensuring excellent durability, formability and long-term performance.
Zinc is widely used for table tops, bar tops, kitchens, wall cladding, roofing, façades and signage, offering a clean appearance that evolves over time. F
Zinc is a naturally corrosion-resistant metal widely specified for roofing, cladding and architectural applications due to its long lifespan, low maintenance and self-protecting patina.
All our zinc is of European origin and manufactured to EN988 specification, consisting of 99.5% zinc alloyed with titanium for enhanced strength and workability.
Supply options: We offer full sheets, part sheets and custom sizes with free trimming available on most orders.
For smaller quantities, pre-cut panels are available via our Metal Offcuts store.
For bespoke projects, explore our sheet metal fabrication services.
We also work with MS Laser Services Ltd for precision fibre laser
| Stock | Finish | Thickness (mm) | Sheet Size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 0.8 | 2000 x 1100, 2500 x 1100, 3000 x 1100 |
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 0.8 | Coil 15,700 x 1100 |
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 1.0 | 1600 x 900, 2000 x 1100, 2500 x 1100, 3000 x 1100 |
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 1.2 | 2000 x 1100, 2500 x 1100, 3000 x 1100 |
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 1.2 | 2500 x 1250 (8ft x 4ft) |
| Natural (EN988) | Semi Bright | 1.5 | 2000 x 1100, 3000 x 1100 |
| Pre-weathered (Quartz) | Mid Grey | 0.8 | 2000 x 1000 |
| Patina Aged | Light Patina Grey | All thicknesses | All sheet sizes except coil |
| Patina Aged | Dark Patina Black | All thicknesses | All sheet sizes except coil |
| Patina Aged | Rustic Dark Patina | All thicknesses | All sheet sizes except coil |
Metal is increasingly specified in hospitality interiors due to its durability, hygiene and evolving surface finish. In bars, restaurants and hotels, zinc sheet metal is used to create distinctive surfaces and architectural features that develop character over time.
Zinc sheet metal is also used across roofing, construction and fabrication due to its durability, workability and naturally evolving patina.
Roofing and Cladding: Zinc is widely specified for standing seam roofs, façades and architectural cladding systems. Its self-healing patina provides long-term protection with minimal maintenance.
Interior Design: Used for planters, feature walls and decorative wall panels, zinc brings a soft, aged aesthetic to interior spaces. Explore more examples in our zinc interiors guide.
Hospitality Interiors: Zinc sheet metal is widely specified for table tops, bar tops and counters in restaurants, bars and hotels. Its soft, evolving patina creates a unique lived-in finish that develops with use. For design inspiration and project examples, explore our zinc hospitality interiors page.
Signage and Displays: Zinc is used for bespoke signage and display panels, particularly where aged or pre-weathered finishes are required.
Fabrication and Custom Work: Zinc is easy to cut, fold and form, making it suitable for enclosures, panels and bespoke architectural components.
For custom projects, see our sheet metal fabrication services.
We have supplied zinc for a wide range of commercial and creative applications, including film sets and hospitality environments.
Metal Sheets Ltd supplied over 1 tonne of zinc to Elementary Productions for Sherlock Holmes 2, where it was hand-patinated and used for set construction.
We have also produced zinc table tops for hospitality projects including restaurants associated with Michelin-starred chef Raymond Blanc.
Zinc remains a versatile material suitable for both traditional and contemporary projects, combining performance with a distinctive aesthetic.
For finish options and surface variations, explore our zinc finishes guide.
Zinc is often used alongside materials such as brass and copper in mixed-metal hospitality interiors and architectural schemes.
Zinc sheet metal is widely used for roofing, façades, cladding, table tops, kitchens, signage and interior features. It is valued for its durability, versatility and natural patina development.
We supply zinc sheet to EN988 specification, consisting of 99.5% pure zinc alloyed with titanium for strength and formability.
Zinc sheets are typically supplied in thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 1.5 mm, with 0.8 mm commonly used for roofing applications.
Yes. We supply zinc sheet metal in custom sizes, including part sheets and fabricated panels to suit your project requirements.
Zinc develops a protective grey patina within 6–24 months, depending on environmental conditions. This layer reduces corrosion and extends lifespan.
Pre-weathered zinc is factory-treated to replicate the natural patina, providing a consistent grey finish immediately on installation.
Yes. Zinc can be guillotined and precision laser cut via our partner MS Laser Services Ltd.
Yes. Zinc is widely used for worktops, splashbacks, bar tops and feature walls, developing a unique aged appearance over time.
Yes. Zinc roofing sheets are widely used for standing seam roofs and façade systems due to their durability and low maintenance.
No. Zinc forms a protective zinc carbonate layer that prevents deeper corrosion and extends service life.
Yes. We supply natural, pre-weathered and custom aged zinc finishes produced in-house.
Yes. Free samples are available for architects, designers and education — contact us to request a sample pack.
Yes. We provide nationwide and international delivery for full sheets, part sheets and bespoke zinc panels.
Yes. Zinc is a fully recyclable material with a long service life, making it a sustainable choice for roofing, cladding and architectural applications.
If you have a project requirement and would like to make some initial enquiries, please get in touch. Please contact us via email sales@metalsheets.co.uk, give us a call on 0151 526 4777, or fill the contact form. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
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