Coping stones are a great way of adding the finishing touch to any wall. Not only do they look good, they also serve a practical purpose.

They are available in a wide range of colours, sizes and styles to best-suit the wall on which they will sit.
Basic coping stones are usually square-cut with drip grooves on the underside and pencil round profile on the top edges.  The purpose of the drip grooves  is to prevent rainwater from running along the underside of the coping stones and down the face of the wall. Instead of that, the water is made to simply drip from the underside of the coping stones, straight onto the ground. Pencil round edges will prevent corners chipping.

Our copingstones can be used in conjunction with our pier caps to give a beautiful, seamless transition from walls to supporting pillars.
In addition, we make a huge variety of lengths and widths and are even able to custom make coping stones in curves to suit the radius of your curved garden or driveway walls.

Pier caps on fire??
OK, not literally, that would be difficult.
I mean that sales of our precast pier caps are on fire, going through the roof etc!

Our coping stones have long been our bestselling range and they still are but our great range of pier caps is rapidly catching up the coping stones.

We make pier caps in three standard colours (grey, white and buff) and in a range of styles and sizes.

For example, you can get our pier caps in flat top versions or with a raised peak (like a low pyramid). We also make ball or sphere-topped pier caps.

See our products page for full details

Pier Caps

One of our bestselling lines is our range of precast stone Pillar Caps.

We produce a wide variety of wall and pillar caps available in sizes, finishes and edge details to fit the requirements of the architect or landscape designer. A small selection of types and sizes are shown here.

For full details of our range, please see our products page.

Flat Pillar Cap

Pillar Cap With Peak

Pillar Cap With Ball

Flat Sided Pillar Cap

Pillar Caps