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A coping section drawn to your wall
Set the dimensions, see the lettered section and the AFS fabrication check, and download it as DXF. Everything runs in your browser.
| A, G | Smashed hem on each kick | 0.5 in |
| B | Front kick | 1 in |
| C | Front face | 6 in |
| D | Top | 12 in |
| E | Back leg | 4 in |
| F | Back kick | 1 in |
| Girth (hems included) | 26 in |
Within AFS fabrication limits.
Drexel ES-1 coping ratings that cover this face and wall
Drexel's published ratings for its own tested assemblies, matched on face height and wall width only. They are not a rating of this drawing.
- Snap Coping-Max (12" Face Max; 32" Wall Max; 6" Back Max): 24 gauge -75 psf, .040 AL -75 psf
- Snap Coping-Max-C (12" Face Max; 32" Wall Max; 6" Back Max): .040 AL -180 psf, 24 gauge -170 psf, .050 AL -155 psf
- Econo Coping LT (6" Face Max; 24" Wall Max; 5.5" Back Max): .040 AL -115 psf, 24 gauge -110 psf, 24 gauge -85 psf, .040 AL -85 psf
- Econo Coping (6" Face Max; 20" Wall Max; 5.25" Back Max): .040 AL -145 psf, 24 gauge -110 psf, 24 gauge -75 psf, .040 AL -65 psf
Your Design Center profile as DXF
Export the profile you drew in the Design Center's Profile tool, from this browser, as a DXF section.
File formats
- DXF (AutoCAD R12): the section as a polyline on a PROFILE layer, each hem on its own layer, leg lengths as text on a DIMS layer and notes on a NOTES layer, in inches. AutoCAD, Revit and most CAD tools import DXF.
- Revit family (.rfa): a Revit family can only be authored inside Autodesk Revit, so this page does not produce one. Import the DXF into a Revit detail or family instead.
- IFC: not yet available.
Drawings here are preliminary. AFS confirms every profile before fabrication, and the project's drawings and specifications govern.