fluted pilaster models
Fluted pilaster models refer to the range of polyurethane pilaster types applied half-embedded in the wall, with vertical grooves on their body. The models differ in the number and spacing of flutes, body width, capital type and base form. This variety makes it possible to choose options suited to classical, plain or more elaborate architectural arrangements. Fluted pilasters are used to frame door and window edges, divide wide walls and create a column rhythm on the facade. Being made of polyurethane, they are lightweight and, thanks to their flat backs, easily bonded to the wall with adhesive; they resist moisture and impact, do not crack or warp, and their surfaces can be painted. Polure produces fluted pilaster models in proportions matching the capital and base pieces; the flute spacing and dimensions of each model are kept standard. Since the dimensions and profile information are defined in the catalogue, a model suited to the space can be selected from among the different options.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do fluted pilaster models differ?
The number and spacing of flutes, body width, capital type and base form make up the main differences between the models.
Which model suits where?
Plain models suit modern spaces, while models with more detailed capitals suit classical arrangements; the choice is made according to the style of the space.
Do the models come with a capital?
Pilaster shafts are designed with matching capital and base pieces; depending on the model they can be chosen together or separately.