They are made of natural stones which are popular for their dense and durable surface. Extracted from earth they come in many different materials, textures and colours. We offer them in two options: Drop Edge pool copings that have a 90-degree drop, giving the pool a neat look and Bullnose copings that have a rounded edge that protects swimmers from any injury.

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

There are mainly 2 types of pool coping in the market and we offer both those styles.

1. Bullnose coping or bullnose pool coping has a rounded edge finish. It offers safety benefits and a smoother look for your pool. They are ideal for giving a softer, friendlier edge, particularly around pools that are open to the public.
2. Drop face or drop edge pool coping offers a right-angle drop at the edge. They offer the pool a more streamlined, architectural feel, making it ideal for people looking for a modern, minimalist style.

Both of these pool coping types help improve the pool's beauty and usability. Made of premium natural stones, both choices offer long-lasting beauty and protection because they are strong and resistant to weather.

There are three 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. Third, pool coping tiles are used to secure the perimeter, as not only will it maintain the structure of the pool but also ensure that the swimmers jumping in or out of the pool will be safe. These building stones also guard against long-term damage from chemicals and moisture.

A properly maintained pool copping would last for at least 10-30 years easily. The key would be to keep resealing the pool coping and ensuring proper cleaning is done on time. Also, we recommend re-sealing the stones every 2-3 years so that they can retain their stunning colour and other benefits.

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. If they are not replaced immediately then the pool copings might start to move or become uneven which can turn dangerous. The structural integrity of the pool is preserved, and future expensive repairs are avoided by replacing the defective coping as soon as deterioration is noticed.