Pool Coping 12x12

This is a specialist size. Every piece in the collection is the remodel profile, meaning the front edge drops down to form a lip that covers the old concrete cantilever or worn coping on a pool being renovated, so the deck does not have to be demolished back to the beam. If you are building new, you want the bullnose and eased-edge sizes in the main pool coping collection; if you are re-doing a tired 1990s pool, this page and remodeled coping in other sizes are where to look.

Why a square cap on a remodel

A 12x12 gives you 1 linear foot per piece with a full 12" of depth, enough to cover the old bond beam and a strip of the existing deck. The square shape means it can be laid as the first course of a 12x12 paver deck with joints running straight through, or turned to follow a gentle curve with small wedge cuts. All pieces are 1-1/4" thick, which keeps the added height over the old deck low. Marble options include Ibiza White, Bursa White, Corsica Cream and Diane Royal in leather or sandblasted finish; travertine covers Ivory, Walnut, Noce, Silver and Country Classic. For the same depth at twice the length, and a lower joint count on straight runs, see 12x24 coping. The stone pool coping buyer's guide explains how remodel pieces sit over the old edge.