relief column cladding
Relief column cladding is a polyurethane cladding element with a raised pattern on its surface, fitted over the outer face of an existing column or pillar. It is used to conceal living room, entrance and facade columns and give them a decorative patterned column appearance. The polyurethane material is lightweight and applied directly with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or swell, and can be painted. It is usually installed as two half pieces wrapped around the column. It is more break-resistant than plaster equivalents and, unlike wood, is unaffected by moisture. It can be painted to any colour after mounting. Polure manufactures relief column cladding in a range of diameter and pattern options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is relief column cladding?
It is a polyurethane cladding element with a raised pattern, fitted over the outer face of an existing column.
How is column cladding installed?
It is usually joined with mounting adhesive as two half pieces wrapped around the column.