Project Details
| Application Area | Facade |
|---|---|
| Style | Classic |
| Space Type | fuar |
| Products Used | 3 items |
| Material | Rigid polyurethane (PU) |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³) |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
In the industrial and complex atmosphere of exhibition halls, this booth design brings the timeless elegance of classical architecture, instilling trust and prestige at first glance. The dominant white tones contrast beautifully with the brand's corporate orange accents, drawing visitors' attention to the center. This 'temple' structure, built within a high-ceilinged exhibition area, clearly demonstrates the lightweight and fast-assembly advantages of polyurethane in large-scale projects. The triangular pediment on the ceiling line and its supporting vertical lines provide structural integrity, while the play of artificial light and shadows on the column flutes enhances the sense of depth.
The fluted polyurethane columns (P5830), which provide the core structural aesthetic, serve as a modern interpretation of the classical Doric order. The square bases supporting the columns and the detailed capitals at the ceiling junction reinforce the monumental stance of the structure. Decorative profiles and crown moldings (P1456 and P1456D for corner details) used on the upper beam line define the lower boundary of the pediment, completing the architectural discipline. Thanks to the high-density polyurethane material, even these large and voluminous pieces save labor during installation and evoke a real stone feel with their smooth surface texture.
The 'polyurethane precast' production technique used in this stand design refers to pre-molding the parts in the factory so they arrive at the site ready for assembly. While traditional marble or concrete casting would take weeks, this precast technology allows such a design to be erected in just a few hours. CNC-supported mold preparation processes enable corner ornaments like P1456D to interlock flawlessly, while the material's flexibility minimizes the risk of cracking or breaking during transport.
For similar exhibition projects or commercial showroom designs, this ancient architectural form is ideal for brands wishing to position themselves as 'traditional and well-established.' Polyurethane columns can be used to create a dramatic focal point not only on exterior facades but also in temporary stands or store interiors, as shown in this example. For a more modern look, smooth-bodied columns can be preferred instead of fluted ones; however, in spaces with ceiling heights exceeding 4 meters, such crown and pediment combinations (P1456) must be used to balance the visual weight.
Using P5830 columns with vertical flutes transforms a standard exhibition booth into a monumental structure, giving the brand a prestigious corporate presence. The matte white finish diffuses the harsh artificial lighting of the exhibition hall, offering an elegant look that is easy on the eyes. The golden ratio harmony between the triangular pediment and the columns defines a comfortable, welcoming entrance on a human scale. The sharp edge details of the polyurethane material showcase CNC precision and high-quality craftsmanship. Orange accents inject energy into the cool white structure, achieving a perfect modern-classical balance.
