Limestone coping on a garden wall running to capped pillars

Limestone Coping & Caps for Walls, Pools, Pillars and Gate Posts

No wall, pool edge, pillar or gate post is truly finished until it is capped. Ebel Quarries cuts limestone coping and caps in five stone types, so the finishing course can be matched to whatever stone the rest of the project uses.

Five Stone Types, One Product

Coping and caps are cut from Ebel Mocha Ridge® (Brown Limestone), Eramosa, Algonquin, Beige or Black Limestone, and Ebel Pearl® Limestone. Whichever of these five stones is used elsewhere on a project, the same coping and cap program is available in it, so pool edges, walls, pillars and gate posts can all read as one continuous material.

Limestone coping caps finishing a garden wall, with landscaping growing along its base

Styles & Specifications

SpecDetail
Available StylesNatural or sandblasted top, with sawn, guillotined, sandblasted or handrocked edges; profiled edges also available. Flamed top, with sawn, guillotined or handrocked edges.
Standard SizeRandom lengths. Thickness: under 3"; 3" to under 5"; 5" to 8". Custom cuts available
ApplicationsWall and pool coping, caps for pillars, and gate posts

In the trade this same finishing course goes by several names — coping, caps, capstone, or toppers. All describe the same product; none is an Ebel-owned brand name, and any of the five stone types can be specified under any of these terms.

Coursed limestone gate post finished with a limestone cap

Built to Finish, Built to Last

No wall or pool edge is complete without this finishing course. It creates the classic, rugged look that lasts a lifetime, whether the top is left natural, sandblasted or flamed and the edge is sawn, guillotined, sandblasted, handrocked or profiled. Coping and caps can be ordered in random lengths across three thickness bands — under 3", 3" to under 5", and 5" to 8" — or custom cut to meet your specifications.

Coping is one half of two paired jobs: see Paving & Flagstone for the pool deck stone this coping finishes, and Wall Stone for the wall this cap sits on.

See Wall Stone
Limestone coping capping a coursed wall above random broken flagstone paving