Cinca Smooth Wall Coping 1 m - 16 cm Flat Zone for Fencing and Balusters

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Cinca Smooth Wall Coping 1 m - 16 cm Flat Zone for Fencing and Balusters

Cinca Smooth Wall Coping 1 m: flat base for fencing and balusters

You want to fit a railing, a trellis or fencing on top of the wall, but the coping doesn't give you enough flat surface to fix it securely. This wall coping solves that with its 16 cm flat central strip, while the chamfered edges and built-in drip edge ensure optimal drainage and keep the façade clean.

✅ Key advantages

  • 16 cm flat central strip: secure installation of metal fencing, trellises or balusters.
  • Built-in drip edge: minimises dirt and staining on the façade.
  • Partially chamfered surface: the bevelled edges give optimal water drainage.
  • Smooth finish: a contemporary look, with no rough texture.
  • 1-metre piece: fewer joints and faster installation.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Enclosure walls with trellis or metal fencing on top.
  • Terrace parapets with an anchored railing.
  • Base walls for balustrades.
  • Plot enclosures on contemporary-style projects.

📋 Technical data sheet

  • Material: concrete with a smooth finish.
  • Profile: chamfered with a flat central strip and drip edge.
  • Flat strip: 16 cm.
  • Length: 1 metre (1 piece per linear metre).
  • Width: 30 cm.
  • Colours: White and Cement Grey.

🧰 Installation

  1. Level the top of the wall and mark the centre line with a string.
  2. Lay out the fencing's anchor points before positioning the pieces.
  3. Spread flexible bonding mortar over the entire bearing surface.
  4. Position the piece with two people, with the flat strip centred.
  5. Leave a 3-5 mm joint, point it with elastic mortar and clean while fresh.
  6. Wait 48 hours before drilling to anchor the fencing.

📦 Available formats

  • Single unit, in White and Cement Grey.

💡 Professional tip: before fitting the coping, mark out where the trellis posts will go and keep the joints clear of those points. Drilling into a joint is a guarantee the anchor will come loose: the resin has no continuous material to grip, and the post ends up moving in the wind. A 1-metre piece gives you plenty of room to position them well.