Exterior Pilasters

Polyurethane exterior pilaster columns are rectangular cross-section false column elements mounted on the exterior wall surfaces of buildings, projecting slightly from the wall. Having no load-bearing feature, they are used entirely to divide the facade with vertical lines, support the sides of windows, and create a classical architectural order. Compared to precast or marble pilasters, polyurethane material is extremely lightweight, making it easy to install without damaging the building's exterior insulation layer. The non-water-absorbing closed-cell structure prevents frost cracking during winter months and stops paint peeling. Its impact-resistant hard outer surface provides long-lasting protection against external elements. They are painted with acrylic exterior paints to seamlessly integrate with the building facade.