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Ainsa Flat Pool Coping - Stone-Textured Edge
58,47 €
58,47 €
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Ainsa Flat Pool Coping - Stone-Textured Edge
Ainsa Flat Pool Coping: straight profile and natural stone texture
When the surround paving comes flush up to the pool shell, coping with a drip-edge profile looks out of place. This version of the Ainsa range solves that case with a flat profile only 3.5 cm thick and two widths, 30 and 40 cm, that continues the paving with no step and a texture inspired by natural stone.
✅ Key advantages
- Flat 3.5 cm profile: sits flush with the surround paving with no step, avoiding trip hazards and dirt lines along an edge.
- Two widths, 30 and 40 cm: the 30 cm for tight pool shells and the 40 cm when a more generous seating edge is wanted.
- Anti-slip USRV 64, class 3: enough grip for bare, wet feet without feeling rough when seated on.
- Inner and outer corner pieces: let you build every angle of the pool shell with factory pieces, with no mitre cuts.
- 14.5 kg per piece: light enough for a single installer, which speeds up laying a long perimeter considerably.
- Three tones: white, cream and pirineos, matching the rest of the pieces in the series.
🏗️ Recommended uses
- Coping for pools where the paving comes flush with the pool shell edge.
- Coping for outdoor spas and minimalist-line designer pools.
- Edges of fibreglass shells and prefabricated pools.
- Closing inner and outer angles with factory corner pieces.
- Coping for walkable water features and ornamental ponds.
📋 Technical specifications
- Material: precast concrete with a natural stone texture.
- Thickness: 3.5 cm, flat profile.
- Slip resistance: USRV 64, Class 3.
- Unit weight: 14.5 kg.
- Straight piece sizes: 60 × 28 × 30 × 3.5 cm and 60 × 38 × 40 × 3.5 cm.
- Corner piece sizes: 40 × 28 × 30 × 3.5 cm and 50 × 40 × 50 × 3.5 cm, in inner and outer angle.
- Colours: white, cream and pirineos.
- Units per pallet: 60 × 38 × 40 cm: 50 units · 60 × 28 × 30 cm: 46 units.
- Weight of a 46-unit pallet: 683 kg.
- Use: outdoor, at the waterline.
🧰 Installation
- Dry-lay the perimeter and place the corner pieces first; any leftover adjustment is spread across the straight pieces, never taken up at a corner.
- Dampen the substrate before bonding: dry coping draws the water out of the adhesive and leaves it unset.
- Bed with a C2 tile adhesive rated for outdoor and immersion use, using double buttering, since the flat piece has no rim to hold it in place.
- Mark a slope of 1.5-2% toward the outside; on such a thin piece, the slope is the only thing preventing water from running back into the pool.
- Leave 3-5 mm joints between pieces and an elastic expansion joint every 4-5 m and at every corner.
- Grout with an outdoor-rated mortar and seal the contact line with the pool shell using polyurethane.
📦 Available formats
- Straight piece 60 × 28 × 30 × 3.5 cm — single unit or pallet of 46 units.
- Straight piece 60 × 38 × 40 × 3.5 cm — single unit or pallet of 50 units.
- Corner piece 40 × 28 × 30 × 3.5 cm, inner or outer angle — single unit.
- Corner piece 50 × 40 × 50 × 3.5 cm, inner or outer angle — single unit.
- All pieces available in white, cream and pirineos.
💡 Professional tip: at only 3.5 cm thick and with no drip-edge, this piece doesn't forgive an uneven substrate: any high spot in the coping shows on the surface and becomes a breaking point. Level out the pool shell edge before bonding and always work with double buttering; an air pocket under a 3.5 cm piece is a guaranteed crack within the first season. Don't be optimistic about the slope: without that 1.5-2% fall outward, splash water carrying sunscreen and soap flows back into the pool and forces you to over-chlorinate every Monday. And order 10% extra material: the flat piece chips more easily in transport than a thicker-edged coping.
Frequently Asked Questions
¿Qué diferencia hay con un remate con canto de goterón?
Este es plano, de 3,5 cm, y enrasa con el pavimento sin resalte. El de canto grueso oculta el remate del liner y protege el borde del vaso, pero marca un escalón.
¿Qué anchura elijo, 30 o 40 cm?
La de 30 cm para vasos ajustados o playas estrechas. La de 40 cm si quiere un borde en el que se pueda sentar la gente cómodamente.
¿Puedo hacer las esquinas cortando piezas rectas?
No es recomendable con una pieza de 3,5 cm: el corte a inglete deja una arista muy frágil. Use las cantoneras de ángulo interior o exterior.
¿Qué adhesivo necesita?
Cemento cola C2 apto para exterior e inmersión, siempre en doble encolado. Al no tener canto que la sujete, la pieza depende por completo del adhesivo.
¿Hace falta regularizar el soporte?
Sí, y es crítico. Cualquier resalte del coronamiento se marca en una pieza de 3,5 cm y se convierte en un punto de rotura.
¿Qué pendiente hay que dar?
Del 1,5 al 2 % hacia el exterior. En una pieza plana la pendiente es lo único que impide que el agua de salpicadura vuelva al vaso.
¿Hace falta junta de dilatación?
Sí: cada 4-5 m lineales, en cada esquina y contra la solera de la playa.
¿Cuánto material de más conviene pedir?
Alrededor de un 10 %. La pieza plana se descantilla con más facilidad en el transporte que un remate de canto grueso.