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Raised Beam Wall Help!

18 years ago

Our pool company screwed up and poured our raised beam wall too thick at 13 inches. If they would have cut it at a 45 degree angle our coping would have covered the top. You can see all the way down the raised beam wall from the patio area so it must be covered. Our coping is 9" tumbled marble bullnose. We still have 6 inches showing! Is our only solution to bullnose the backside? Any suggestions?

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kristenfl
18 years ago
You might want to post this over on the regular forum to get help. The ones that can help you might not see it here.

Kristen
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