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
Level the top of the wall and mark its centre line with a string.
Dry-lay the course, keeping the flat strip centred.
Spread flexible bonding mortar with a continuous bead along both edges.
Bed each piece with equal overhang and level with a rubber mallet.
Leave a 3-5 mm joint and point it with elastic mortar.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
¿Qué es un cubremuros achaflanado?
Un remate con los bordes biselados y una franja central plana.
¿Para qué sirve la zona plana?
Para apoyar y anclar celosías, cerramientos metálicos o balaustradas.
¿Cuánto mide esa zona plana?
16 cm en el ancho de 30 cm y 13 cm en el de 25 cm.
¿Qué significan las cinco cifras de la medida?
Largo, ancho, espesor en el borde, espesor en el centro y anchura de la franja plana.
¿Cuántas piezas por metro lineal?
Dos, cada pieza mide 50 cm.
¿Puede oxidarse?
No, la pieza no lleva armadura interna.
¿Cómo se ancla un cerramiento encima?
Con anclaje químico sobre la franja plana, nunca con taco de expansión junto al borde.
