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A column capital is a polyurethane decorative capital piece fitted to the top of a column or half-column that works together with the ceiling cornice. It completes the transition between the column shaft and the ceiling and is used in classical architecture as a decorative element framing the column. It is preferred in entrance halls, living rooms and facade applications. The polyurethane material is lightweight and is fixed directly to the column top with construction adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted. Being much lighter than marble or plaster counterparts, it is easy to install in high positions. Since it is mould-cast, the capital detail repeats identically on every piece. Polure produces column capitals in sizes suited to different column diameters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is a column capital used?

At the top of a column or half-column, as decoration completing the transition between the ceiling and the shaft.

Is the column capital made of polyurethane?

Yes; it is mould-cast from lightweight, moisture-resistant and paintable polyurethane.

Column Capital | Polure