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Polure pilaster column

Polure pilaster column refers to vertical decoration elements where Polure polyurethane pilasters and columns are used together. A pilaster is a half-column embedded in the wall, while a column is a free-standing full-bodied element with a load-bearing look; both consist of shaft, base and capital parts. They are used on interior and exterior facades beside doors and windows, at entrances and corner accents. Polyurethane is lightweight; it is applied with mounting adhesive, resists moisture and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted. Being far lighter than stone and plaster equivalents, carrying and installation are easier and no extra load is placed on the wall. Because Polure produces the shaft, base and capital from a mould, the parts match in compatible dimensions.

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What is the difference between a pilaster and a column?

A pilaster is a half-column embedded in the wall; a column is a free-standing full-bodied element.

Where are they used?

They are used as vertical decoration elements beside doors and windows, at entrances and corner accents.

What is the advantage of polyurethane?

Compared with a stone equivalent it is lightweight, adds no load to the wall, resists moisture and can be painted.

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