Polyurethane Corinthian Column

A polyurethane Corinthian column is a polyurethane column of the classical Corinthian order, whose capital is decorated with acanthus-leaf ornament. It consists of a shaft (fust), a base and an ornate capital; indoors it is used for column cladding in entrance halls and reception rooms, and outdoors in porticoes and entrance arrangements. The polyurethane material is light; the hollow shaft slips over an existing load-bearing column and is applied with assembly adhesive. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack, blister or peel, and can be painted. It is lighter than a stone or plaster Corinthian column and adds no extra structural load. Because the acanthus details on the capital are mould-cast, they repeat identically on every piece. Polure produces the Corinthian column as shaft and capital in a range of diameters and heights.