Stone Copings With Railings Sawn Off

Description

Stone Wall Copings with Sawn off Railings 17″ W / 7″ H (Sold per linear foot)

Reclaimed Stone Copings with Railings Sawn Off offer a distinctive blend of history and character for any project. These round top copings once served as the base for wrought iron railings. Sawn off decades ago, only short, rusted sections still remain embedded in the stone. This gives the copings a unique, industrial feel that tells a story of their past function.

The railings were sawn off for repurposing during WWII as raw materials became increasingly important for the war British effort. These copings retain a heavily weathered appearance, showcasing years of exposure to the elements. Most are moss and lichen covered, adding to their rustic charm. This makes them ideal for restoration projects or as features in gardens and landscapes.

With approximately 190 linear feet available, these copings offer enough material for larger design needs, such as lining a wall or framing an outdoor space. The round top design helps guide water away from walls, providing practical benefits in addition to their aesthetic appeal.

Using reclaimed stone copings brings both environmental and visual advantages. By repurposing these materials, you reduce waste and the demand for newly quarried stone, making it an eco-conscious choice. The weathered texture and patina of these copings add character that new materials simply can’t replicate.

Additionally, the short sections of rusty railings embedded in the stone can serve as conversation starters. Moreover, this lends an industrial, historical edge to your project. Whether used in a garden, along a pathway, or as part of a wall restoration, these reclaimed stone copings provide a sustainable, authentic, and timeless option.