pilaster
A pilaster is a half or flat polyurethane column element that projects slightly from the wall and represents a structural column. It is used decoratively on facades and in interiors to divide a wall and to emphasise the area around doors and windows. It consists of a shaft, a base and a capital. Polyurethane is lightweight and is applied directly to the wall with adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or swell, and can be painted. Compared with plaster, the risk of breakage is low; compared with wood, it stands up to damp. Because it is moulded, the fluting and profile details repeat identically on every piece. Polure produces pilasters in different height and width sizes with base and capital options.
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What is a pilaster?
It is a half or flat polyurethane column element that projects slightly from the wall and represents a structural column.
Where is a pilaster used?
It is used on facades and in interiors for wall division and to accent the area around doors and windows.
What is the polyurethane advantage of a pilaster?
It is lightweight, resists moisture, does not crack, and is easy to paint.