roman column
The roman column is a polyurethane column element inspired by the load-bearing and decorative column form of ancient Roman architecture. It is usually made up of three parts: the shaft, the capital and the base. It serves as a vertical accent in entrance halls, room transitions, facades and porch areas. The polyurethane material is lightweight, can be carried by one person and is applied directly to the wall or around an existing structural column with assembly adhesive. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp and can be painted in any colour; installation is faster than with stone or plaster equivalents. Because it is mould-produced, the fluting and capital details repeat identically on every part. Polure produces the roman column in different diameter and height options, with the shaft, capital and base designed to match one another.
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What is a roman column?
It is a polyurethane column element made up of a shaft, capital and base, inspired by the column form of ancient Roman architecture.
Where is a roman column used?
It is used as a vertical accent in entrance halls, room transitions, facades and porch areas.
What is the polyurethane advantage of a roman column?
It is lightweight, carried by one person, resistant to moisture and impact, does not crack and can be painted; it installs faster than stone.