Santafé Eave Closures

ECM-Manufactured Closures Designed for Santa Fe Tile Profiles

Santafé Eave Closures

ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by Santafé Tile.

Spanish “S” Closure

A closure manufactured to match the curved contour of Spanish “S” style Santafé tiles. Supports proper tile seating at the eave while blocking pests, debris, and direct weather exposure.

Specifications

part number

127

127

Color / Material Options

Pre-Painted Galvalume

Pre-Painted Aluminum

Copper

Length

Approx. 10 ft.

part number

127

Length

Approx. 10 ft.

Color / Material Options

Pre-Painted Galvalume

Pre-Painted Aluminum

Copper

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Santafé Eave Closure FAQs

Yes. ECM manufactures closures that match the profile of Santafé clay tiles.

Yes. Clay tiles have distinct shapes that require closures designed to match each profile’s height, curvature, and geometry.

Yes. Materials such as galvalume, aluminum, and copper offer strong corrosion resistance in coastal or high-moisture environments.

Pre-painted finishes can coordinate with many Santafé tile colors to maintain visual consistency.

Order Santafé Eave Closures from ECM

ECM manufactures closures shaped for Santafé clay tile profiles with reliable fit and long-term performance.

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