Pool coping stone calculator

How this coping stone calculator works

1. Ready-made pool model

   The list contains 53 models from the site – RockPool, NewStyle, Royal, Inoxis, the fibreglass pools, Ibiza and Azuro Deluxe – with their inner dimensions and shape.

2. Your own dimensions

   Rectangular pool, rectangular with a Roman staircase, oval, round and L-shaped. You enter the inner dimensions in metres.

3. Straight elements

   The perimeter along the waterline is divided by the length of the straight element of the chosen series. If the series has a short element, it is used to make up the remainder.

4. Corners

   Corners are counted separately: four right corners for a rectangular pool, and for an L-shaped pool – five right corners and one inverted corner. For a Roman staircase, the two special corners are added.

5. Ovals and circles

   The nearest radius for which the series has a radius element is selected, and the number of curved elements along the arc is calculated.

6. Allowance

   For the straight elements you can add a 5 or 10% allowance for cutting.

The result shows the number of elements by type, the unit price and the total with VAT, the total weight, and an approximate quantity of adhesive, grout and impregnator. With one button the elements go into the cart, and each line records which pool it was calculated for.

Important: The calculation is approximate. For a non-standard shape, internal steps, skimmers and overflow edges, we confirm the number of elements before delivery – send us a sketch or dimensions.

Coping stone series in the calculator

This coping stone calculator includes all the series of the Italian manufacturer Carobbio for skimmer pools. Each series is described on its own page – with profile, colours, elements and prices.

• Standard Sandblastedraised rounded edge, sandblasted
• Expoexposed marble grains
• Con Dentellowith a lip that covers the pool edge
• Toroflat, with a rounded nosing
• Toro con Dentellorounded nosing and lip
• Toro XLwider, 4.5 cm nosing
• Rusticbush-hammered surface
• Piedralow profile with a stone relief
• Ondawave-shaped nosing
• Woodstylewood texture
• Natureflat slab with a natural stone look
• Becco di Civettawide, with a classic rounded beak
• Granit Stonegranite look, rounded nosing
• Oasithin and light – 2.5 cm
• Harmony Torosintered stone, 120 cm, rounded nosing
• Harmony Hawaiisintered stone, 120 cm, straight nosing

All series are in the pool coping stone category.

After the calculator has done the sums: tips for choosing and laying

• A rough surface (sandblasted, bush-hammered) is safer for wet feet; a smooth one is easier to clean.
• Light colours heat up less in the sun. The colour on the screen depends on the monitor – ask for a sample to see the exact shade.
• A joint of about 1 mm is left between the elements, and the dimensions of the concrete products have a tolerance of ±5 mm – so the row is laid out dry before it is glued.
• The coping is glued with cement adhesive onto a stable, dry and cured base, at a temperature between 5 and 30–35 °C.

Building a concrete panel pool? See how the coping sits on the support slabs in the RockPool technology.