fluted column prices
Fluted column prices refer to the value range that varies according to the dimensions and features determining the cost of polyurethane columns with vertical grooves on their body. The main factors affecting the price are the column height, shaft diameter, density of the flute detail, the piece structure (single body or two half-shells), and whether the capital and base pieces are included. A fluted column is used as load-bearing column cladding or as an independent decorative element. Being made of polyurethane, it is lightweight and easy to install; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or warp, and its surface can be painted. Polure produces fluted columns in standard sizes and defines the height, diameter and piece information of each model in the catalogue. This way, the required number of pieces can be calculated before installation. For current pricing, the column size and the desired capital and base complements need to be clarified.
Frequently Asked Questions
What determines the price of a fluted column?
Height, shaft diameter, flute detail, piece structure and whether the capital and base complements are included affect the price.
Are the capital and base included in the price?
Depending on the model they may be included or priced separately; for exact information, the size and choice of complements should be specified.
Which is more suitable, a single body or half-shells?
Two half-shells are preferred for column cladding and a single body for an independent column; the choice depends on the application.