Copper Leader Heads
Architectural leader heads—also called conductor heads or collector boxes—balance drainage capacity with historically appropriate proportion.
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Architectural proportion.
Fabrication-ready geometry.
Architectural leader heads—also called conductor heads or collector boxes—balance drainage capacity with historically appropriate proportion.
Choose a Type and Style, then define the copper weight, dimensions, texture, finish, seams, mounting and accessories appropriate to the product.
Copper Leader Heads Types
Rectangular
4 Styles
Explore Rectangular →TYPEFunnel
4 Styles
Explore Funnel →TYPEUrn
4 Styles
Explore Urn →TYPEGothic
4 Styles
Explore Gothic →TYPEColonial
4 Styles
Explore Colonial →TYPETudor
3 Styles
Explore Tudor →TYPEMediterranean
4 Styles
Explore Mediterranean →TYPEContemporary
4 Styles
Explore Contemporary →TYPEScupper-Fed
3 Styles
Explore Scupper-Fed →Resolve drainage, proportion and installation together.
Dimensions alone do not define successful architectural copperwork. Account for building scale, water path, substrate, fastening, thermal movement, compatible materials and the visual rhythm of seams and connections.
Formed for the project.
Each approved configuration becomes a fabrication specification with material usage, finished dimensions, connection interfaces and shipping requirements.
Planning Copper Leader Heads
What copper weights are available for Copper Leader Heads?
Depending on geometry and exposure, Estate Copperwork can configure 16 oz, 20 oz, 24 oz, 32 oz or 48 oz architectural copper.
Can Copper Leader Heads be made to custom dimensions?
Yes. Dimensions, connections and mounting details are configured for the project and reviewed for manufacturability before fabrication.
How will the copper finish change outdoors?
Natural copper begins bright, develops warm brown and russet tones, and can eventually form a stable patina depending on climate and exposure.