Coping
The edge of the pool — the one detail every guest touches.
Coping caps the pool shell, sheds water away from the beam, and is what a swimmer grabs. It is a small quantity of material and a disproportionate share of how the pool reads, which is why it is worth deciding on its own rather than defaulting to whatever matches the deck.
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5 ways to narrow this down. Combine as many as you like — they stack.
2 of 2 coping in this category
- Precast concrete
Precast concrete bullnose
Cast units with a rounded front edge, set individually on the bond beam. The workhorse — consistent, replaceable one unit at a time, and available in enough colours to sit under almost any deck.
PorcelainPorcelain coping with drip edge
Matching porcelain deck and edge, with a grooved underside so water breaks away instead of running back into the tile line. The non-porous option, if you never want to seal anything.
Nobody should pick coping off a screen
Colour on a monitor is a guess, and a surface you will walk on barefoot for fifteen years is not a guess worth making. We put real samples in front of you at the design consultation, in daylight, next to each other — including the ones we would talk you out of.