Wall Caps Safeguard & Smarten Your Wall

Great looks are pretty much possible through wall finishes with some of the graceful wall caps that are available with JCV. Wall coping shields your wall as well, so we thought we’d give some quick tips as to how wall caps shields your walls.

Wall Caps Seals Your Wall’s Top Surface to Shield It

In order to shield your wall from the intimidating crucial and expensive damage, you need to get the wall coping performed on top of a wall. The water that is entering through the rainfall, striking the wall’s top surface and getting into the wall’s structure may induce problems like efflorescence (i.e. a powdery deposit on a surface) or even weaken the consistency of a wall’s structure itself.

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Wall caps will secure wall’s topmost part and stop the rain water from getting in and infringe through mortar and blockwork.

Walls are safeguarded by Your Wall Caps by throwing water away from brickwork

This is accomplished through drip channel’s action on wall coping’s underside. Presuming that there is enough overhang of the capstones outside the wall surface, water flowing from the wall’s top surface will be averted from creeping along the underside of the coping, towards the surface of the wall. The moment the water gets to the drip channel, it is averted from crossing anymore, as it’s not able to climb the sides of the drip channel, it will rather fall to the ground. The advantages of this cannot be exaggerated. Like above, the probable harm to any wall, block and brick or rendered, would be expensive and substantial.

JCV manufactures and supplies a range of high-quality wall caps that include concrete wall caps, sandstone wall caps, flat wall caps and precast wall caps and other landscape products in Sydney. Concrete wall caps are placed on walls to protect the structure and also to add splendour. Concrete wall caps are available in a variety of styles, textures, colours and patterns.

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