Choosing your coping
1. What style are you looking for?
2. WHICH STONE TO CHOOSE FOR YOUR COPING?
LIMESTONE
A warm and timeless natural stone that easily integrates with all architectural styles.
GRANITE
Highly weather-resistant, granite provides an elegant and contemporary finish for walls and low walls.
BLUESTONE
With its blue-grey hues, it brings a lot of character and a touch of natural elegance.
SLATE
Its flaky appearance and anthracite shades offer an authentic and contemporary look.
BASALT
This dark-toned volcanic rock is appealing due to its modern look and high durability.
4. FINE or heavy?
5. With or without drip edges: which coping to choose?
WITH DRIP MOULDS
The recommended choice. The drip edge, usually located 1 to 1.5 cm from the edge, prevents rainwater from running down the wall. It limits moisture marks, protects facades, and improves the durability of the structure. This is the solution we recommend for most projects.
NO TEARS
We also offer coping without a drip edge to provide a more economical solution. If you choose this version, we recommend creating a drip edge directly on site (groove under the coping) to achieve the same drip break effect and effectively protect the wall from runoff.
7. UNDERSTANDING FINISHES
AGED
The aged finish softens the edges and gives the stone a slightly weathered look, as if it has already stood the test of time. It adds charm and depth for a more authentic appearance, without altering the natural character of the stone.
rough textured
The stone fully reveals its texture thanks to finishes such as split-faced, sandblasted or bush-hammered. These textured surfaces offer a natural, authentic look and a strong mineral character.
SAWN
The stone is sawn to obtain a flat and regular surface. This finish highlights the natural color and nuances of the stone while offering a sober, contemporary and refined look.
FLAMED
The surface is heated to a very high temperature to create a slightly rough texture. This finish is particularly popular for granite and basalt.