On Mar 24, 6:47 pm, Stuart Noble
wrote:
Colin Wilson wrote:
I've got a low wall with coping stone on the top, but the friends of
the neighbours' kid keep sitting on it...

I was toying with the idea of drilling a few holes in the top, and
putting pointed railheads in there, but they'd need securing - all I
can think of is resin, but having never used it, just how strong is
the stuff ?

(i.e. would 12mm in epoxy be enough, or should I look to do an inch
minimum ?)

(thinking about it, I really need to move out !)

Just sit the coping on a couple of big blobs of car body filler and
it'll never move again. Just make sure the surfaces are dust free

I think Mr Wilson is trying to fit pointed railheads to the coping (so
the kids can't sit on it), not fix the coping to the wall (so it
doesn't matter if the kids sit on it).