fluted column designs
Fluted column designs refer to the different design approaches of polyurethane columns with vertical grooves on their body. The designs differ in the spacing and number of flutes, shaft diameter, height ratio, capital type and base form. This variety makes it possible to choose column solutions proportionate to the space and suited to both modern and classical settings. Fluted columns are used in living rooms, entrance halls and facade applications to clad load-bearing columns or build decorative columns. Being made of polyurethane, the designs stay lightweight and practical; they are easy to install, the material resists moisture and impact, does not crack or warp, and their surfaces can be painted. Polure produces fluted column designs in proportions matching the capital and base pieces, with standard flute spacing. Since the dimensions and profile information of each design are defined in the catalogue, a design suited to the space can be chosen before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do fluted column designs differ?
Flute spacing, shaft diameter, height ratio, capital type and base form make up the main differences between the designs.
Which design suits which space?
Plain designs suit modern arrangements, while designs with detailed capitals suit classical architecture; the choice is made according to the style of the space.
Do the designs come with a capital and base?
The column shafts are designed with matching capital and base pieces; depending on the design they can be chosen together or separately.