Tee Caps

Weathercap® does not manufacture or sell SG Cricket Caps, which are sporting goods unrelated to our product line. Weathercap® exclusively manufactures the patented WEATHERCAP® tee cap joint protective system for masonry construction and restoration. If you're researching masonry tee caps or lead stone flashing, contact us directly for product details and pricing.

WEATHERCAP® tee caps are manufactured in multiple widths to accommodate varying joint dimensions and are shipped in standard 6-foot lengths. The correct size depends on your specific joint width and configuration; our technical team can help you select the appropriate size based on project drawings or field measurements.

Type A tee caps are designed for flat, horizontal joint configurations, while Type B tee caps feature a 90-degree cove design for joints where a horizontal surface meets a vertical surface, such as parapets and copings. Both types use the same soft lead construction for flexible, long-lasting joint protection.

Tee caps are installed by interposing the soft lead strip within the joint alongside the caulk or sealant, typically during new construction or restoration work. The lead conforms to the joint surface and can be painted afterward to match the surrounding masonry, requiring no specialized tools beyond standard masonry installation practices.

Yes, WEATHERCAP® tee caps can be painted after installation to blend with surrounding masonry. The lead surface also oxidizes naturally to a neutral grey over time, which further helps it blend seamlessly into stone, brick, and other masonry finishes without additional treatment.

Yes, WEATHERCAP® tee caps are specified in the U.S. General Services Administration Historic Preservation Technical Procedures and have been used on landmark restorations including the Washington Monument, U.S. Supreme Court, and numerous state capitols, making them a trusted choice for historic and preservation-grade masonry work.