Corinthian capital column
A Corinthian capital column is a polyurethane decorative column with a Corinthian-order capital with acanthus leaves placed on top of its shaft. It is used in entrance halls, living rooms and column cladding to give a classical architectural look. The capital sits on the upper end of the column shaft and is fixed with construction adhesive. The polyurethane material is lightweight and applied directly; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and can be painted. Being much lighter than stone and plaster capitals, it is easy to install and adds no extra load to the load-bearing pillar. Because it is mould-cast, the rows of acanthus leaves repeat identically on every capital. Polure produces the Corinthian capital column in different shaft diameters and heights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is a Corinthian capital column used?
It is used in entrances, living rooms and column cladding for a classical architectural look.
What is the advantage of a polyurethane capital?
It is lightweight, adds no load to the column, does not crack or swell and can be painted.