The visual presents a rich collection of architectural elements showcased in a monochrome, sophisticated atmosphere. Rising against a dark background, the white polyurethane columns capture light along their vertical lines, revealing every detail with sharp clarity. The strategic lighting emphasizes the surface texture and volumetric depth of the products, demonstrating how classical design can be seamlessly blended with a modern presentation style.
This collection includes pilaster columns in various widths and patterns—P5020, P5020I, P5020A, P5020D, P5020W, P5020B, and P5020F—designed to meet diverse architectural needs. Models with fluted bodies add movement to the facade through light and shadow play, while smooth-surfaced designs offer ideal solutions for projects seeking minimal and clean lines. Each capital and base is manufactured with high-density polyurethane to ensure superior detail quality.
Products are cast in high-pressure molds within a factory environment using Polure's advanced polyurethane precast technology. This technique guarantees that every piece is produced with millimetric precision as an exact replica. The lightness provided by precast production significantly accelerates the installation process compared to traditional stone or concrete casts and minimizes the dead load on the structure. Especially with CNC-supported mold designs, even the most complex Corinthian or Ionic capitals are produced flawlessly.
This extensive product range is suitable for everything from luxury villa projects to hotel entrances. For instance, the wide-bodied P5020 series is preferred for highlighting main entrance doors, while slimmer pilasters can be combined with window jambs to create a rhythmic order on the facade. The fully water and moisture-resistant nature of polyurethane ensures that this aesthetic appearance remains preserved for years under outdoor conditions without any deformation.
Design Details
The composition proves the dominant influence of vertical axes on spatial perception. Displaying various capitals (Ionic, Corinthian, Modern) on the same plane allows designers to offer variety without stylistic clutter. The proportions are optimized following the golden ratio principles of ancient Greek and Roman architecture.