Cinca Wall Coping 1 m - Chamfered, Half the Joints

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Cinca Wall Coping 1 m - Chamfered, Half the Joints

Cinca Wall Coping 1 m: large-format chamfered coping

Capping a long wall with 50 cm pieces means twice the units and twice the joints, and every extra joint is a spot where water can seep in over the years. The 1-metre Cinca Wall Coping halves the number of joints, while keeping the 16 cm flat central strip for anchoring fencing, trellises or balusters.

✅ Key advantages

  • 1-metre pieces: half the joints compared with traditional 50 cm copings.
  • 16 cm flat central strip: secure installation of fencing, trellises or balusters.
  • Partially chamfered surface: the bevelled edges help water run off.
  • No internal reinforcement: HAP concrete with no risk of rust stains.
  • 4 colours: Grey, White, Beige and Black.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Large enclosure walls with trellis or metal fencing.
  • Base walls for continuous balustrades.
  • Terrace parapets with an anchored railing.
  • Perimeter enclosures for a plot.

📋 Technical data sheet

  • Material: high-performance HAP concrete with selected natural aggregates.
  • Profile: chamfered with a flat central strip.
  • Sizes: 100 × 25 × 2.8 × 4.5 × 13 cm and 100 × 30 × 3.2 × 5 × 16 cm.
  • Pieces per linear metre: 1.
  • Colours: Grey, White, Beige and Black.
  • Reinforcement: none.

🧰 Installation

  1. Even out and level the top of the wall before positioning the first piece.
  2. Mark the wall's centre line so the flat strip stays centred along the whole course.
  3. Spread flexible bonding mortar over the entire bearing surface.
  4. Position the piece with two people, holding it by the ends.
  5. Leave a 3-5 mm joint and point it with elastic mortar.
  6. Wait 48 hours before drilling to anchor the fencing.

📦 Available formats

  • Single unit.
  • Full pallet.

💡 Professional tip: if you're fitting trellis, lay out the anchor points beforehand and line the posts up with the centre of the pieces, not with the joints. A post bolted right above a joint bears on two pieces at once, and the first strong wind will open the joint. A 1-metre piece gives you plenty of room to put the anchor where it belongs.