exterior facade crown and corbel
Exterior facade crown and corbel refer together to the profiled crown along the top wall line of a building facade and the support-like corbel elements placed beneath that crown. While the crown marks the upper boundary of the facade, corbels are added beneath it at set intervals to create a bracket-like appearance. Polyurethane crowns and corbels are lightweight and applied with construction adhesive and, where needed, dowels; they resist moisture, rain and outdoor weather, do not crack or blister, and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Because they weigh less than stone or plaster, they add no extra load to the facade and install faster. As they are mould-cast, the profile and corbel details repeat identically on every piece. Polure produces exterior facade crown and corbel in a range of sizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a corbel?
It is a polyurethane bracket element added beneath the crown at set intervals to give a support-like look.
Are the crown and corbel used together?
Yes; corbels are added beneath the crown to create a bracket appearance along the top facade line.























