Pool coping frames the edge of your pool, creating a seamless transition from water to patio while enhancing both safety and style. More than a finishing detail, coping protects the pool’s structure and brings the entire design together. With a variety of materials, colors, and profiles available, the right coping adds comfort underfoot and elevates the overall look of your outdoor space.

Explore the gallery below to see how different coping styles complete each pool design.

Ocean Grey Pool Coping
Limestone Pool Coping
Close-up of a granite countertop with mixed beige, white, and brown speckles.
A smooth, beige countertop with a textured, light pattern, set against a dark brown wall.
Close-up of a textured concrete surface with a darker background.
Close-up of a beige granite countertop with a polished surface and small natural holes and flaws.
Close-up of a pool's edge with a white marble coping and gray paving stones, next to blue water.
Two magazines and a pair of sunglasses resting on a concrete ledge adjacent to a tiled outdoor patio.
Close-up of a gray limestone surface labeled 'Black River,' natural surface.
Close-up of a textured asphalt or concrete surface in gray color.
Close-up of a textured surface labeled as charcoal, showing various shades of dark gray and black.
Close-up of a textured gray stone or concrete surface with natural patterns.
Close-up of a dark grey textured stone surface.
Close-up of a textured, light gray concrete surface with subtle darker gray patterns.
Contemporary coping detail along fiberglass pool edge
Smooth pool coping enhancing modern backyard design
Premium stone coping installed around fiberglass pool
Modern pool coping with clean architectural lines