Polyurethane Pilaster Column Capital

The P5014E pilaster capital is a decorative architectural element designed to elegantly crown vertical lines in both interior and exterior projects. Inspired by classical architectural styles, this capital is placed atop flat or fluted pilasters to create a striking column effect on wall surfaces. It is an ideal choice for architects and homeowners looking to add depth and structural harmony to both interior walls and exterior facades.

With dimensions of 19.8 cm in width, 16.7 cm in height, and 4.5 cm in depth, this product perfectly complements mid-scale wall designs. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane, it achieves the hardness of wood with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ while remaining exceptionally lightweight. Its closed-cell structure supports low water absorption (below 1%) and offers resistance to moisture, humidity, and decay. Additionally, it retains its shape without expanding or cracking in temperatures ranging from -20 °C / +70 °C.

The visual design features a prominent central floral motif flanked by elegant, outward-curling volutes. Stylized leaf reliefs at the bottom lend a classic Corinthian elegance to the piece. Thanks to advanced molding technology, these intricate relief details are rendered on the surface with exceptionally sharp and smooth lines.

Offering versatile application possibilities, this capital is highly favored for hotel lobbies, luxury living rooms, fireplace surrounds, and hallway walls, as well as exterior door and window pediment decorations. When used outdoors, applying a UV-resistant paint is mandatory to prevent discoloration from sunlight. The product comes pre-primed in white from the factory and is ready for painting; however, applying an additional primer coat is left to the user's discretion based on paint manufacturer warranty requirements.

Unlike plaster alternatives, it does not crack or crumble, and compared to wood, its superior moisture resistance simplifies installation. Once the application surface is cleaned, the capital is secured in place using Polure Polfix adhesive, followed by mechanical fastening with screws. Joints and screw holes are filled with a suitable putty, sanded smooth, and finished with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.