Metal Sand and Water Tables

The WEATHERCAP system works as an adjunct to sealant. It covers the sealant, protecting it from UV exposure and environmental stress. Its primary function is to absorb movement and reduce the effective opening of the joint, which prevents sealant failure, margin checking, and moisture penetration.

Type A caps feature a flat configuration and are designed for joints between masonry units that are in the same plane, such as on the top of cornices or balustrades. Type B caps have a 90-degree cove shape and are used for right-angle joints, like where a water table meets a vertical wall.

Yes, all WEATHERCAP products can be painted to match the surrounding masonry or architectural elements. If left unpainted, the soft lead will naturally oxidize to a neutral grey color that blends in seamlessly with most stone and masonry, preserving the building's aesthetic integrity.

To ensure easy handling and installation on-site, all our WEATHERCAP joint protection products are supplied in standard 6-foot lengths. This allows contractors to easily cut and fit the caps to the precise dimensions required for each specific masonry joint during the installation process.

Absolutely. While it is renowned for its use in historic preservation, WEATHERCAP is also frequently specified by architects for new construction projects. Integrating our system from the start ensures maximum durability and weather resistance for masonry joints, protecting the building's integrity for decades.

Yes. As WEATHERCAP is a lead product, it is regulated under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1025. Installers should always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves, and wash their hands and body thoroughly after handling the material to ensure safety.