decorative architectural columns
Decorative architectural columns are a group of polyurethane columns that divide a space vertically or decorate a facade. They are used in living rooms, entrance halls and on facades in single or paired arrangements to give classical architectural character and create a vertical accent. The polyurethane columns consist of shaft, capital and base parts; they are lightweight and applied with mounting adhesive. They resist moisture and impact, do not crack or swell, and can be painted. Being far lighter than stone or marble columns, they are easy to install in decorative applications and add no extra load to the facade. Because they are mould-produced, the fluting and capital details repeat identically across all pieces. Polure manufactures decorative architectural columns in a range of diameters and heights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are decorative architectural columns used?
They are used in living rooms, entrance halls and on facades to give a vertical accent and classical character.
What is the polyurethane advantage of architectural columns?
They are far lighter than stone and marble, easy to install and paintable.