Alumasc Aluminium Skyline Flat Coping Closed Stop End

SKU: SL12/CSPPC/1013M
£96.10 Inc VAT
Regular price £80.08 Ex VAT

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The Alumasc Skyline Flat Coping Closed Stop End is designed to create a neat, finished end detail when installing Alumasc Skyline aluminium flat coping on parapet and upstand walls.

Used alongside the main Skyline flat coping lengths, this closed stop end allows the coping run to terminate cleanly while maintaining a consistent roofline finish. It helps protect the exposed end of the wall from weather exposure while giving the installation a professional, completed appearance.

Manufactured from aluminium, the closed stop end is lightweight, durable and low maintenance. It is available in a choice of mill finish or polyester powder-coated colours to match the rest of the Skyline coping system.

Key Features
•    Designed for use with Alumasc Skyline flat coping 
•    Creates a clean, closed end detail 
•    Suitable for terminating coping runs 
•    Helps protect exposed wall ends from weather exposure 
•    Maintains a consistent finish with the main coping lengths 
•    Durable aluminium construction 
•    Lightweight and low maintenance 
•    Available in mill finish or powder-coated colour options 
•    Suitable for new build and refurbishment projects 

Specifications
•    Product Type: Flat coping closed stop end / end cap section 
•    Brand: Alumasc Skyline 
•    Material: Aluminium 
•    Profile: Flat / level coping 
•    End Type: Closed stop end 
•    Application: Parapet and upstand walls 
•    Suitable Roof Types: Flat roofs and pitched roofs 
•    Finish Options: Mill finish or polyester powder-coated colours 
•    Compatible With: Alumasc Skyline aluminium flat coping system 
•    Best Suited For: Finishing the end of a coping run

Please note: This closed stop end should be selected to match the correct coping width and finish of the main Skyline flat coping lengths being installed. Matching straight lengths, angles, joints and fixing components may be required depending on the installation.