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classical facade crown and bracket

Classical facade crown and bracket is a classical facade set in which the crown element used at the top of the facade and the bracket element that appears to support projections and eaves are handled together. The crown finishes the topmost line of the facade; the bracket is placed at regular intervals beneath cornices and eaves, providing both a load-bearing appearance and rhythmic ornament. They are mould-cast from exterior-grade polyurethane; the material is lightweight and fixed to the surface with adhesive and dowels. It resists moisture, frost and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Being lighter than stone and concrete, it installs easily at high points and adds no extra load to the facade. Polure produces classical facade crown and bracket elements in a range of sizes and profile options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are a crown and a bracket?

The crown forms the top finishing line of the facade; the bracket is a support element with a load-bearing look beneath cornices and eaves.

Where are these elements used?

The crown is used at the top finish of the facade, and the bracket beneath cornices and eaves at regular intervals.

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