panel column
A panel column is a column-shaped polyurethane decorative element used to create vertical partitioning in wall panel decoration. Applied to the wall in a half-recessed (pilaster) form, it separates the panels from one another and creates a classic facade rhythm. It is usually used together with a capital and a base. It is mould-cast from polyurethane; it is light and applied directly to the wall with mounting adhesive. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack or swell and can be painted. Being much lighter than plaster and stone equivalents, it can be carried and installed by one person. Mould production ensures the body flutes and details come out identically in every piece. Polure produces panel column shafts together with matching capital and base elements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a panel column?
It is a half-recessed, column-like polyurethane decorative element that vertically separates wall panels.
Where is a panel column used?
In panel decoration, on the wall, to separate panels and create vertical rhythm.
Is a panel column heavy?
No; being polyurethane it is light and can be carried and installed by one person.