NATURAL STONE WALL CAPS & COPING
Add The Perfect Finishing Touch
Complete your landscaping project with elegant, durable natural stone wall caps and coping from Kafka Granite. These beautiful natural stone products are available in three of Kafka’s classic colors and are custom-produced to fit your project. Each natural stone color takes on a new life with the various finishing options available. Add texture with a Thermal or Bush Hammer finish, or opt for a Sawn or Honed finish to create clean lines and a contemporary flair.
Explore Kafka’s finishing options.
ADVANTAGES
Kafka’s custom wall caps and coping are the perfect complement to our natural Thin Stone Veneer, creating a premium, seamless pairing for a high-end aesthetic.
In fact, Kafka has the ability to source your entire project from the same quarry, ensuring that any complementary natural stone products—their colors and textures—are perfectly cohesive.
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APPLICATIONS
Our natural stone wall caps and coping can be seamlessly integrated across a wide range of applications, from retaining walls and planter boxes to fountains, stairways, and pools. With our multiple finish and color options, Kafka Granite makes it simple to find the ideal combination to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of projects.
FAQs
Wall caps are the flat stones that are placed on top of a wall. They offer both a pleasing aesthetic focal point and protection for the rest of the wall. Wall caps help shield the rest of the wall from water, snow, ice buildup, and other harsh conditions, ultimately making it more resilient and lengthening the wall’s life.
Stone that can hold up against the elements is a must for wall caps, some of the best suited types include granite and sandstone.
Wall caps are attached to the rest of the wall with a specialized adhesive or mortar.
Coping is used at the top of walls and is often used around the perimeter of pools for an attractive and protective finish.
While caps and coping are often used interchangeably, there are differences. Coping traditionally is used to manage water flow over and away from a wall, while caps are primarily more of an aesthetic finish option with some light protection from the elements.
While adding a sealant is not required, it is an option to add extra protection and increase the longevity of your stone caps and coping.
