Twisted And Fluted Pillar Models
Twisted and fluted pillar models refers to the combined range of polyurethane decorative pillars with shafts worked either in a spiral (twisted) or vertically grooved (fluted) form. In classical architecture the pillar shaft is chosen by its surface treatment; the twist gives a spiral movement, while fluting gives vertical linearity. The polyurethane material is light and fixes to the surface with assembly adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister, and can be painted any colour. Being lighter than stone and plaster counterparts, it adds no load to the surface and installs quickly. As both twisted and fluted shafts are mould-produced, the lines stay even and identical on every piece. Polure produces twisted and fluted pillar models in a range of diameters and heights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a twisted and a fluted pillar?
A twisted shaft has spiral lines; a fluted shaft is worked with vertical grooves.
In which spaces are they used?
Indoors and outdoors for a classical architectural look.
What is the advantage of polyurethane pillars?
They are light, add no load to the surface, do not crack and are paintable.
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