Cinca Wall Coping 50 cm - Chamfered with a Flat Zone for Fencing

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Cinca Wall Coping 50 cm - Chamfered with a Flat Zone for Fencing

Cinca Wall Coping: chamfered profile with a flat central strip

When you need to fit trellis or fencing on top of a wall, a double-slope coping doesn't give a proper seat, and a flat slab doesn't drain as well. The Cinca Wall Coping combines both: bevelled edges that carry water away and a flat central strip up to 16 cm wide for a secure anchor point. HAP concrete with no internal reinforcement.

✅ Key advantages

  • Flat central zone: up to 16 cm of firm seating for trellises, metal fencing and balustrades.
  • Side chamfers: water drains to both sides instead of sitting on the coping.
  • Built-in drip edge: keeps the wall clean and free of run-off stains.
  • No internal reinforcement: HAP concrete with no risk of rust.
  • 4 colours: Grey, White, Beige and Black to match any façade.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Enclosure walls with trellis or metal fencing on top.
  • Base walls for balustrades.
  • Terrace parapets with an anchored railing.
  • Plot enclosures and boundaries between neighbours.

📋 Technical data sheet

  • Material: high-performance HAP concrete.
  • Profile: chamfered with a flat central strip and drip edge.
  • Sizes: 50 × 25 × 2.8 × 4.5 × 13 cm and 50 × 30 × 3.2 × 5 × 16 cm.
  • Flat strip: 13 cm and 16 cm respectively.
  • Colours: Grey, White, Beige and Black.
  • Reinforcement: none.

🧰 Installation

  1. Level the top of the wall and mark its centre line with a string.
  2. Dry-lay the course, keeping the flat strip centred.
  3. Spread flexible bonding mortar with a continuous bead along both edges.
  4. Bed each piece with equal overhang and level with a rubber mallet.
  5. Leave a 3-5 mm joint and point it with elastic mortar.
  6. Wait at least 48 hours before drilling to anchor any fencing.

📦 Available formats

  • Single unit.
  • Full pallet.

💡 Professional tip: to fix trellis, always use chemical anchors rather than expansion plugs. An expansion plug works by pushing outward, and on a piece just 3-5 cm thick, with no reinforcement and the chamfer nearby, it's likely to chip off a piece of the edge. With resin the load is spread evenly and the piece holds up perfectly.