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Concrete Caps

Concrete caps are the finished top of a masonry wall, post, or pillar — precast pieces that crown the structure and shed water away from the face, keeping moisture out of the masonry below. The category covers wall caps, which run along the top of a continuous wall, and post caps (also called pillar caps), which sit on a single column.

Precast has real advantages over site-cast or cut stone: every cap comes out of a mold dense, consistent, and freeze-thaw rated for Canadian winters, and arrives ready to set in mortar or masonry adhesive. Rocky Mountain Concrete has cast caps in Lumby, BC since 1984 — 278+ stock sizes across five profiles, in a range of colours, with custom sizes built to your drawing by our in-house mold shop and sold through dealers across Western Canada.

The range

Wall caps and post caps.

Caps are available in a range of colours, in a smooth architectural finish.

Choosing the right cap

Five profiles, one job: shed water, look sharp.

Peaked

A pitched top that sheds water to both sides — the classic choice, and our most popular wall cap profile. On a post, the peak crowns the pillar.

Flat

A simple flat top with clean lines. Comes in the widest size range, and suits modern and traditional walls alike.

Chamfered

A crisp angled edge for a modern line along the top of a wall or post, while still shedding water off the face.

Bullnosed

A flat top with a rounded edge for a softer, finished look. Cast as our flat bullnosed wall cap profile.

Peaked Flat Top

A post cap profile that combines a peak with a flat platform on top — ideal for mounting a light fixture, finial, or other feature.

Not sure which profile suits your wall? Our guide on how to choose a wall cap profile walks through it, or call the plant and we'll talk it over.

Concrete caps FAQ

Questions, answered.

What are concrete caps?

Concrete caps are precast pieces that finish the top of a masonry wall, post, or pillar. They crown the structure and shed water away from the face, keeping moisture out of the masonry below so it lasts. The category covers wall caps, post caps (also called pillar caps), and custom profiles in between.

What is the difference between a wall cap and a post cap?

A wall cap runs along the top of a continuous wall, while a post cap sits on top of a single pillar, post, or column. We cast both in a range of stock profiles and widths.

Can you make a custom cap size or profile?

Yes. If the width or profile you need is not in our stock catalog, our in-house mold shop builds it to your drawing. Send us the dimensions and we will quote it.

Where can I buy Rocky Mountain Concrete caps?

Our wall and post caps are stocked by building centres and masonry suppliers across Western Canada. We supply through our dealer network rather than selling direct, so use our dealer locator to find the store nearest you and call them for stock and pricing.

Need a custom cap?

Send us your dimensions or a drawing and we’ll quote a custom wall or post cap built to spec.