Garden Caps

Place two caps on top of the wall, spaced so a third cap will fit tightly between their widest point

Mark the overlap on the bottom of the center cap

Cut cap on marks to fit between caps

Cutting Caps

Capping a curved wall takes a bit of cutting and fitting, but produces a beautiful finish. Be sure to wear safety glasses when cutting, and operate power saws carefully.

Measure the distance of the gap between the 2 caps (x) at the front of the wall

• Place two caps on top of the wall spaced so a third cap will fit tightly between their widest point.
• Set another cap on top of the first two caps and mark where they overlap on the bottom of the center cap.
• Remove the center cap and cut along the marks.
• Set the middle cap back in place so the three fit tightly together.
• Repeat as often as needed to cap the entire curve.
• It's a good idea to secure caps with a high strength construction adhesive once they are all cut.
• On tighter curves both caps equally will give a cleaner look.