What is Tile Coping?
Coping refers to the tile or stone that lines the edge of your pool. This can be found on the inside edge, outside edge, or both. With coping, you can add a colorful splash of tile or classic stone accents. You can tie the bright or earthy colors in with your landscaping and outdoor seating area for a lovely cohesive look.
Pool coping is much more than just an aesthetic element—it’s a crucial part of your swimming pool that provides protection for both your pool and decking from damage.




Why is Coping Essential for Your Pool?
- Decking Integration: Coping Provides a structural support and visual boundary between the pool and deck, ensuring a stable and cohesive pool design.
- Drainage: Some coping designs incorporate subtle slopes to improve water drainage, preventing standing water around pool.
- Cool Surface: Certain coping materials remain cool underfoot, making it
comfortable for swimmers to walk barefoot around the pool. - Ergonomic Design: Rounded or bull-nose edges make leaning on the pools edge more comfortable for swimmers.
- Rounded or bull-nose edges reduces the likelihood of injuries, making the pool safer for your children and family.
- Slip-resistant options to make it safer for young swimmers playing along the pool’s edge.