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- Ashlar BlocksCast Stone Ashlar is a smooth finished block that is used as a cost effective alternative to natural stone, but with characteristics of the real thing.
- Decorative HeadsCast Stone DH1 and DH2 Heads are non-structural decorative heads that enhance the appearance above a window or door opening. As decorative heads are not load bearing a suitable supporting lintel will be required beneath the units. Available in the ever popular bath colour.
- EcohabitatsOur EcoHabitat range is designed to provide safe spaces for bats and swifts, enabling them to live in harmony with people.
- KeystonesOur L shaped Cast Stone Cosmetic Keystones are used as a design feature above windows and doors. They are designed to be used in conjunction with our decorative heads.
- String CoursesCast Stone String Course is a feature detail of stone that is used to break up large areas brick/block work by adding a contrasting feature within the build. The string course is complemented with internal and external 90 degree returns for a complete design.
- QuoinsHigh quality Cast Stone Quoin details available in a range of sizes. Available in the ever popular bath colour. Click Cast Stone supplies only the highest quality cast stone from the market leading manufacturer, Forticrete.
- CopingsCast Stone copings are used as a capping for garden walls and parapets. The copings come in a various profiles, including flat, Once Weather and Twice Weathered. Available in the ever popular bath colour.
- PlinthsOur plinth units are used as a feature band on top of 150mm thick wall which steps back to a 100mm thick wall. The plinths are complimented with internal and external 90 degree returns for a complete design.
- CillsCast Stone Cills (Stooled and Slip). A Stooled Cill is a traditional cill that has a 102.5mm stooling at each end built into the wall. Slip Cills fit between the reveals and is not built into the adjacent walls.
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What are Cast Stone weathered coping stones?

Cast Stone copings are a popular feature on buildings and in gardens where they are seen surmounting walls. What is their purpose and what is the benefit of having Cast Stone weathered copings?