Questions and Answers for M-D Building Products 36 in. x 36 in. Copper Aluminum Sheet

A:  I used a straight edge and tin snips.

A:  Mark it to the desired dimension using a square, score it with a sheet rock knife and cut it with tin snips. 

A:  The material is very easy to cut using tin snips, or hand metal shears. Use a black felt pen to mark your cutting lines before cutting.

A:  Hello Laynie, Any type of nail should work for attaching to metal sheeting to wood. Thanks!

A:  You might get some heat reflected off the metal. It is shiny and reflects light quite well. I used the sheet behind the cook top in my kitchen to protect the wall from cooking splatters. It works well for that, but I haven't noticed any significant reflection of heat. I do think it might look nice behind a wood stove even if it didn't help with the heat.

A:  The short answer is yes …. Any material that has a high R value can be used for the purpose of deflecting or reflecting heat . Aluminum has a very high R value and is great for that purpose. 

A:  Hello, Yes this item is an antimicrobial product and it can be used for many applications. Thanks!

A:  I don't think that would work. This isn't copper. It is copper color anodized aluminum.

A:  Don't see why not. I used it in a panel in my outside screen door. Only caveat....it's pretty thin so it must be secured well on all sides and it will dent. If you're using it as an inlay I'd get something thicker.

A:  Hello Jamie, Yes this will work for this application. Thanks!

A:  Hello Frank, Yes this can be used for this application!

A:  Hello DAF22, Yes this item is full copper on both sides. Thanks!

A:  Hello Askia, Yes you can use this for this application. Thanks!

A:  Hello Paul, The product thickness is 0.019". Thanks!