polyurethane column
A polyurethane column is the polyurethane equivalent of columns that provide a load-bearing or decorative look in classical architecture. It consists of a shaft, a capital and a base; it is used as a decorative element in entrances, living rooms, facades and transition areas. Stone or plaster columns are heavy and brittle and cause difficulty in handling and installation, whereas a polyurethane column is light and is applied with construction adhesive by sleeving it over an existing structural column. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack, does not blister and can be painted. Because it is mould-produced, the shaft fluting and capital details repeat identically on every piece. Polure manufactures polyurethane columns as shaft, capital and base sets in different diameter and height options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is a polyurethane column used?
As a decorative column in entrances, living rooms, facades and transition areas, applied with shaft, capital and base parts.
Is a polyurethane column load-bearing?
It is usually decorative; it is installed by sleeving it over an existing structural column.