Description

Copperlab Hammered Copper Fence Post Cap –  HCFPC44

Our hammered copper fence post caps will improve the look of your yard and home. Made of strong 16 ounce hammered pattern copper will insure that they last a long time. Custom sizes are available. Please call or fill out or custom quote request form.

Features

• Fence Post Cap
• Handmade in the USA
• Custom sizes available
• Made of 16 ounce hammered copper with soldered seams (approximately .018″ or 26 gauge)
• This item is also available in Copper and Stainless Steel

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Premium Hammered Copper – Corrosion-resistant and adds a stylish, rustic touch.
• Durable & Long-Lasting – Protects fence posts from weather damage and wear.
• Easy Installation – Fits securely on 6″ x 6″ posts for a hassle-free upgrade.
• Ages Beautifully – Develops a natural patina over time for a timeless look.
• Low Maintenance – Requires minimal upkeep while enhancing curb appeal.

Q&A

Q: What size post does this cap fit?
A: Designed for standard 6″ x 6″ fence or deck posts.

Q: Why choose hammered copper?
A: Copper offers natural corrosion resistance, develops a beautiful patina over time, and enhances outdoor aesthetics.

Q: Is installation easy?
A: Yes, simply place it on the post and secure with adhesive or nails (not included).

Q: Does the cap require maintenance?
A: Minimal maintenance—clean occasionally to maintain shine or let it age naturally for a patina finish.

Q: Can this be used for decks and pergolas?
A: Yes, perfect for fences, decks, pergolas, and outdoor structures.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Gently: Wipe with mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris.
• Prevent Oxidation: Apply a copper polish or sealant to maintain shine.
• Monitor for Patina: Expect a natural aging process that develops a greenish hue over time.
• Secure Fit: Check that the cap remains tightly fastened to prevent shifting.
• Remove Corrosion: Use a vinegar and salt solution for light tarnish removal.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Strong cleaners can damage the copper finish.
• Inspect Regularly: Look for dents or scratches that may need repair.