Stone Stair Tread Options in NJ for Beautiful Steps

For joints where stone treads and risers meet at a right angle, our Type B (90° Cove Cap) is ideal. It protects the sealant from weather and movement, which is crucial for exterior steps. Our technical team can help you select the precise size for your specific stone stair design and joint dimensions.

New Jersey's freeze-thaw cycles can damage masonry joints. Weathercap®'s soft lead material covers the sealant, preventing water intrusion. It remains flexible in changing temperatures, moving with the structure to stop cracks and leaks, thus preserving the integrity and beauty of your stone steps for years to come.

Absolutely. Weathercap® is specified in the GSA's Historic Preservation Technical Procedures and has been used on numerous landmarks. It's an ideal solution for preserving historic stone and masonry buildings across New Jersey, as it protects vulnerable original materials without altering their appearance.

We serve the entire United States, including New Jersey, from our Louisiana facility. Stocked materials are typically shipped within 48 hours of order placement, ensuring you can keep your construction or restoration project on schedule. Contact us for specific lead times on custom orders.

Yes, when handled properly. As with any lead product, we advise using gloves and washing hands thoroughly after handling, in accordance with OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.1025). When installed, the material is stable and poses no risk, providing a safe, long-term protective seal for masonry.

Type A (Flat Cap) is designed for joints between masonry units on the same plane, like the top surfaces of copings or wide treads. Type B (90° Cove Cap) is for right-angle joints, such as where a stair tread meets a riser or a wall. Choosing the correct type is essential for a proper seal.