polyurethane column capital
The Polure column capital is a polyurethane element that sits on the top of the column shaft and organises the transition between the shaft and the ceiling or beam. In classical architecture it forms the uppermost part of the column; it is available in plain or motifed forms according to different orders such as Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. The polyurethane material is lightweight, applied onto the column shaft with mounting adhesive. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister and can be painted; being much lighter than its stone equivalent, it is easy to install at height. Since it is mould-produced, the capital motif details repeat exactly on every piece. Polure produces the column capital in options suited to different shaft diameters and order types.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Polure column capital?
It is a polyurethane capital that sits on the top of the column shaft and organises the transition to the ceiling.
Where is the column capital used?
It is used at the top of classical columns, between the shaft and the beam or ceiling.
What is the polyurethane advantage of the column capital?
It is far lighter than stone, moisture resistant, does not crack and can be painted; easy to install at height.