fluted column design
Fluted column design refers to the combination of elements such as the flute spacing, shaft diameter, height ratio, capital and base form of a polyurethane column with vertical grooves on its body. The design determines the column's proportion to the space and its visual character; plain lines create designs aimed at modern arrangements, while more pronounced capitals create designs aimed at classical architecture. Fluted columns are used in living rooms, entrance halls and facades to clad load-bearing columns or build decorative columns. Being made of polyurethane, the design stays lightweight and practical; it is easy to install, the material resists moisture and impact, does not crack or warp, and its surface can be painted. Polure produces fluted column designs in proportions matching the capital and base pieces; the flute spacing and dimensions are kept standard so the integrity of the design is preserved even after installation. Design details and dimensional information are defined in the catalogue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What determines a fluted column design?
Flute spacing, shaft diameter, height ratio and the capital and base form are the main elements determining the design.
How is the design adapted to the space?
A proportionate combination of shaft, capital and base is chosen taking into account the space's height and column diameter.
Is the design suitable for a modern space?
Designs with plain flutes and flat capitals suit modern arrangements, while those with detailed capitals suit classical spaces.