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    Default Re: Flagstone Coping

    Our flagstone was installed last June, so it's coming up on 1yr. We also have a SWG system. The 'type' of flagstone we have is an "Oklahoma Wister". It is not flaky, but it does tend to generate sand and has really obtained a weathered look to it. There are a few locations that have some pitting, where others have actually worn in a very smooth pattern. Something that our builder/contractor did was to bevel the bottom corner near the water, so there is not a sharp edge to hit your head on.

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    Default Re: Flagstone Coping

    I have the Arizona flagstone which is both flakey and sandy. If I could do it over I would stay from it.

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