Pool Coping Tiles

A pool coping is the edging on the rim of the pool. It caps on the edges of the pool. In other words, pool copings are the protective cap of the pool edge or shell wall that give adequate grip. Stones for pool copings are slip-resistant so that swimmers can get in and out of the pool with ease.

There is no list of popular or unpopular pool coping. Travertine, Limestone, Sandstone, Bluestone, and Marble are the most demanded natural stones for pool surrounds and matching pool copings.

Bullnose coping or bullnose pool coping is coping with a rounded edge finish. It offers safety benefits and offers you a smoother look for your pool.

In dropface or dropedge pool coping, the edge drops over into the pool at a right angle. Dropedge copings give your pool a sleek and modern look.

Travertine porosity makes it prone to absorbing water. However, sealing cuts off the porosity. The rugged surface has a high slip rating and is therefore highly recommended for pool coping.

There are three types of Pool Copings generally available in the market. These are Tumbled Edge, Bullnose, and Drop Face.

The bullnose Pool Coping that we offer is bullnosed from 1 side only that too on the length side of it.

We offer bullnose in 2 different sizes, 40/20 mm and 70/30 mm. We could also do a custom thickness as per the project need.

We offer bullnose coping in mostly all the products, be it Granite, Travertine, Limestone, or Sandstone.

We have drop face/drop edge available in the size 600 D x 400 x 60/30 mm in Bluestone.

Yes, Limestone is a popular choice for pool surrounds. We do have Limestone pool copings in store for you.

When it comes to a pool surround project, Marble offers a unique and elegant look to the project space. We supply pool coping in Marble stone as well.

Sandstone is a durable and strong paving material and so are the pool copings made out of sandstone. Feel free to connect with one of our representatives to explore our offerings in Sandstone for your pool project.

The drop face/drop edge pool coping that we offer is a single piece.

Travertine, Limestone, Sandstone, Bluestone, and Granite are the options in natural stone that you could look at as pool coping for installing around saltwater pools. The best would be to seal them during installation and keep resealing them once a year to keep them damage-free.

The purpose of a pool coping is to give a passage to the water gushing out of the pool to the drainage. Pool coping helps in stopping the chlorine-filled water from splashing out behind the pool shell and damaging it underneath.

There are two main benefits of pool coping. The first is it completes the look of your pool. It adds a finishing touch to your pool's appearance. Second, pool coping helps to stop the chlorine-filled water from splashing out behind the shell and damaging the stone underneath.

The main consideration while choosing a pool coping is to see if it matches your existing or new pavers around the pool. It should also have a high slip rating.

A properly maintained pool copping would last for atleast 10-30 years easily. The key would be to keep resealing the pool coping and ensuring proper cleaning is done on time.

When you start seeing cracks on the existing pool coping or if you see the joints loosening up, that's when you should consider replacing the pool coping.

Yes, we keep matching pool copings in all the natural stone products that we offer. We have them available in Travertine, Limestone, Sandstone, Bluestone, Marble, and Granite.

The cost would depend on the material you are choosing and the quality of the stone. We would suggest you go for premium quality natural stone pool surrounds and also for pool copings. Feel free to connect with one our representatives to explore the most premium quality offerings in the market for your pool.

Yes, you can find in the market three different grades. Pool coping is available in commercial, standard, and premium quality in natural stones. The best would be premium quality pool coping for your pool project.

Pool copings come in different finishes like honed, exfoliated, and natural split. You should always discuss with your builder or landscaper to check which finish would suit your requirement well. The industry standard is to use a honed finish for a pool coping.

We do not recommend using a 12 mm or 15 mm thick tile as a pool coping. There would always be a chance for them to break or chip off from the edges. The minimum recommended thickness for pool coping is at least 30 mm.

Using a straight cut/edge paver is not recommended as pool copings. There would always be high chances of injury.

The modern-day pool architecture has accepted tumbled pavers as Pool Copings. They are easy to install, pocket-friendly, and look great as Pool Coping.

Yes, pavers with more than 30 mm thickness can be used as Pool Copings. You can either choose a drop face or get a custom bullnose coping order-made with us.

Granite would be the best option to use due to the textured finish it comes in.

Yes, if you are looking forward to continuing the look of the stone used as pool coping, the same pool coping can be used as treads for steps.

Absolutely, pool coping is most exposed to chlorine water and also bears the maximum footfall. It is highly recommended to seal the pool copings and also keep resealing them once a year to maintain them.

At the time of installation, we recommend putting atleast 2 coats of sealant on the pool coping.

Yes, in case of a wine or any other liquid spill on the surface of the pool coping, it could stain. The best way to prevent the stain is to seal the pool coping. Sealing would make the pool coping stain and damage resistant.

The best way to maintain and clean the pool coping is with pH-Neutral cleaner. You can use a mild soap or detergent solution to clean the pool coping pavers. Also, we highly recommend maintaining their life by resealing them once a year.

A pool coping is no different from a natural stone tile or a paver. The best way to clean the pool coping is to use warm water with mild soap or detergent solution. You can use a soft-bristled broom to clean the surface and remove any dirt or debris accumulated on the surface. You can also pressure wash the surface but do remember to reseal the surface.

No, vinegar or any acidic solution is not recommended to clean the pool coping as they could leave etching marks on the surface. Always use a mild soap or detergent solution with warm water to clean the pool coping. Use a natural stone cleaner in case deep cleaning is required.

The best way to maintain the colour of natural stone pool copings is to seal them during installation and keep resealing once a year. Also, proper cleaning and maintenance should be done to protect pool copings from fading.

Yes, you can pressure wash the pool coping to remove dirt and debris accumulated on its surface. It is best recommended to reseal the surface of the pool coping once you have pressure washed it.

The industry standard is 1.5'' overhang for most of the pools. You should always discuss it with your landscaper or builder to cross-check it.

Yes, it is possible to replace pool coping without replacing the tiles around the pool. The pool coping is anyways separately installed, and since it is more exposed to chlorine water, the chances are it could get damaged earlier than your surrounding pool tiles or pavers.

That would depend on a lot of factors, including the type of pool coping, texture, colour, and quality. Please feel free to connect with one of our representatives to know about the options and cost of pool coping that we offer.