Concrete pier caps for the finished pillar
Four-way concrete pier caps in square and selected rectangular sizes. Choose the cap against the finished pillar dimensions, then send the number of pillars in each size for checking.
Request a project quote Measure after the finish is in place
Record both sides of every finished pillar, including cladding or render. The cap dimensions are the size of the concrete piece, rather than the size of the pillar beneath it. Group identical pillars together in your schedule.
Square or rectangular, from the existing range
The four-way range includes square caps and selected rectangular sizes. A rectangular cap is an existing product size; it does not mean that any bespoke dimension can be manufactured. Send the finished measurements if you are unsure which piece to request.
Check the overhang and profile together
Ristone gives an indicative overhang of 30–50 mm per side, subject to the cap and support geometry. Confirm the detail for your project before ordering. Ask about the actual underside and edge profile; an illustration does not establish that a particular piece has a drip groove.
A clear schedule for repeated pillars
For each pillar type, list its finished width and depth, the quantity, and the requested colour. Identify entrance piers or other larger supports separately. If you are completing a later phase, include the earlier order reference and ask for the finish to be checked.
Agree installation before work starts
Describe the support and the intended finish when requesting the quotation. Ask for the applicable installation information and any project documents your contractor needs. Do not infer fixing methods or weathering performance from the shape or material alone.
Size pier caps and wall coping from finished measurements. Worked examples explain guide overhangs, standard sizes and details to check before ordering.
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