Determine the linear feet of wall space to be covered, allowing for overhang on each side. For each linear foot, you will need approximately 3 coping stones that are 16-18 inches long. Multiply total linear feet by 3 to estimate total needed. Add 10% extra for cuts and waste.

Natural stone coping stones average 15-30 pounds each, but can range higher for larger sizes and denser stone types. Some lifting equipment like a crane may be needed for installation. We recommend having at least two people handle the heavier stones.

Natural stone is more attractive, provides better weather resistance, and will last longer than concrete or brick. The natural patterns and colors of stone add beauty and value. Stone won’t chip, peel or degrade like concrete.

For regular cleaning, use a soft brush and mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris. For a deeper clean, you can use a specialized natural stone cleaner. Take care not to use acidic or abrasive cleaners that can etch or damage the stone. Sealing the stones annually will help prevent staining.

Yes, natural stone coping stones can be used for curved or rounded walls. The stones can be cut and shaped to follow the contour of the wall. It’s best to use relatively small coping stones for tighter radiuses.