Polyurethane Pilaster Ionic Capital 30x60x41 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon malzemesi |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif kalıp yüzeyi |
| Color | Boyanabilir yüzey |
| Density | Belirtilmemiş |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Diameter | Ø 30 cm |
| Dimensions | 298 × 595 × 408 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Pilaster Column Ionic Capital)
The Pilaster Ionic Capital is a classical column head with volute scrolls, mounted on top of pilasters and half-columns. Cast from rigid polyurethane decorative material, it completes numerous classical architectural applications from entrance facades to interior hall columns.
The product is manufactured at 30 x 60 x 41 cm (width x length x height) and sized to fit standard pilaster widths. The rigid polyurethane base material has a closed-cell structure with a density of 150–220 kg/m³, giving it a water absorption rate below 1%, resistance to form loss between −100°C and +80°C, and no risk of decay, mold, or insect damage over time.
The capital features symmetrical volute motifs and fine-line cast details across its surface; this classical Ionic arrangement provides a harmonious transition with the pilaster shaft below. The factory-primed surface is ready for paint, though additional primer application may be considered optional depending on the paint manufacturer's recommendations for unprimed surfaces.
This column capital is suitable for entrance door pilasters, half-columns at hall and salon corners, hotel lobbies and restaurant entrances, and villa and residential facades where it creates a classical accent. Indoors it can be applied directly; for outdoor facades, UV-resistant paint ensures long-term color and form integrity.
Installation involves cleaning and drying the mounting surface, securing the capital to the pilaster top with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and adding mechanical fastening with screws where needed. Joint areas are filled with filler, sanded smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper, and prepared for painting. Compared to plaster equivalents it is much lighter and more impact-resistant; compared to wood it resists moisture and decay, making this capital a durable choice.
Each capital is cast from molds, ensuring consistent pattern and dimension across all pieces used in the same project. Made to order, the product can be painted in the desired color to suit the overall classical architectural language of the project.
- The Pilaster Ionic Capital completes the upper point of columns and pilasters in classical architecture, so its applications extend wherever columns are present
- Mounted above pilasters on either side of entrance doors, it creates a classical frame around the doorway; on half-columns at hall and salon corners it emphasizes the ceiling junction
- In commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, and storefront facades, it adds monumental character when used with the column shaft
- On villa and detached home facades, it is often chosen for entrance hall columns or garden gate pilasters; in these cases, UV-resistant paint must be applied for outdoor exposure
- Indoors, it can be placed atop decorative columns at salon corners or behind TV units to add classical emphasis to wall design
- The capital should be coordinated with the pilaster width in the design; when the same model is repeated across a project, it creates a symmetrical and unified facade appearance
- Before installation, clean and dry the pilaster or column top surface, removing any old paint or dust residue
- Position the capital on the column shaft using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive applied at 45-degree mitered joints; do not use silicone-based adhesives
- For added strength at load points, mechanical fastening with screws may be used
- After adhesive sets, fill joint areas and any screw holes with filler, then sand smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper
- The factory-primed surface is ready for paint; optional additional primer may be applied before two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior applications, use UV-resistant paint to preserve color and surface integrity
- The surface can be cleaned regularly with a soft dry cloth or lightly dampened cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners and stiff brushes as these may damage fine mold details
- On exterior facades, especially in areas with intense sun and rainfall, periodically inspect the paint surface; any chips or paint loss can be repaired by repainting the affected areas
- Interior applications require no special protection due to stable humidity and temperature
- Small cracks that may appear at joints can be easily repaired by filling with filler and sanding
Can the Pilaster Ionic Capital be used on exterior facades?
Yes, it can be used outdoors. The rigid polyurethane's closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below 1% and resists freeze-thaw cycles. For exterior use, the surface must be painted with UV-resistant paint; without it, the unpainted surface may yellow over time in sunlight. It is commonly chosen for entrance facades, garden gate pilasters, and villa front elevations.
How is the capital mounted and painted?
Before installation, clean and dry the mounting surface. Secure the capital to the pilaster top with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and add screw fasteners where needed. Fill joint areas with filler and sand smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The factory-primed surface is ready for paint; optional additional primer can be applied before two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Use UV-resistant paint for exterior facades.
How durable is the product, and what is its weight?
At 30 x 60 x 41 cm and made from rigid polyurethane at 150–220 kg/m³ density, the capital is quite light and can be easily carried and installed by one person. It withstands temperatures from −100°C to +80°C without loss of form, and when properly installed, it retains its original shape for many years with no risk of decay or insect damage.
What advantages does it have over plaster or wood capitals?
Compared to plaster, polyurethane is much lighter, reducing breakage risk during transport and installation. Compared to wood, it resists moisture, decay, and insect damage, making it a more reliable choice particularly for exterior facades or high-humidity indoor spaces.
Can this ionic capital be adapted for different column diameters?
This ionic capital is designed to fit standard pilaster and half-column widths. For different column diameters, custom production can be arranged based on project specifications. All pieces ordered from the same mold maintain consistent pattern and dimension throughout the project.
Similar Products(Pilaster Column Ionic Capital)
The Pilaster Ionic Capital is a classical column head with volute scrolls, mounted on top of pilasters and half-columns. Cast from rigid polyurethane decorative material, it completes numerous classical architectural applications from entrance facades to interior hall columns.
The product is manufactured at 30 x 60 x 41 cm (width x length x height) and sized to fit standard pilaster widths. The rigid polyurethane base material has a closed-cell structure with a density of 150–220 kg/m³, giving it a water absorption rate below 1%, resistance to form loss between −100°C and +80°C, and no risk of decay, mold, or insect damage over time.
The capital features symmetrical volute motifs and fine-line cast details across its surface; this classical Ionic arrangement provides a harmonious transition with the pilaster shaft below. The factory-primed surface is ready for paint, though additional primer application may be considered optional depending on the paint manufacturer's recommendations for unprimed surfaces.
This column capital is suitable for entrance door pilasters, half-columns at hall and salon corners, hotel lobbies and restaurant entrances, and villa and residential facades where it creates a classical accent. Indoors it can be applied directly; for outdoor facades, UV-resistant paint ensures long-term color and form integrity.
Installation involves cleaning and drying the mounting surface, securing the capital to the pilaster top with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and adding mechanical fastening with screws where needed. Joint areas are filled with filler, sanded smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper, and prepared for painting. Compared to plaster equivalents it is much lighter and more impact-resistant; compared to wood it resists moisture and decay, making this capital a durable choice.
Each capital is cast from molds, ensuring consistent pattern and dimension across all pieces used in the same project. Made to order, the product can be painted in the desired color to suit the overall classical architectural language of the project.
- The Pilaster Ionic Capital completes the upper point of columns and pilasters in classical architecture, so its applications extend wherever columns are present
- Mounted above pilasters on either side of entrance doors, it creates a classical frame around the doorway; on half-columns at hall and salon corners it emphasizes the ceiling junction
- In commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, and storefront facades, it adds monumental character when used with the column shaft
- On villa and detached home facades, it is often chosen for entrance hall columns or garden gate pilasters; in these cases, UV-resistant paint must be applied for outdoor exposure
- Indoors, it can be placed atop decorative columns at salon corners or behind TV units to add classical emphasis to wall design
- The capital should be coordinated with the pilaster width in the design; when the same model is repeated across a project, it creates a symmetrical and unified facade appearance
- Before installation, clean and dry the pilaster or column top surface, removing any old paint or dust residue
- Position the capital on the column shaft using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive applied at 45-degree mitered joints; do not use silicone-based adhesives
- For added strength at load points, mechanical fastening with screws may be used
- After adhesive sets, fill joint areas and any screw holes with filler, then sand smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper
- The factory-primed surface is ready for paint; optional additional primer may be applied before two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior applications, use UV-resistant paint to preserve color and surface integrity
- The surface can be cleaned regularly with a soft dry cloth or lightly dampened cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners and stiff brushes as these may damage fine mold details
- On exterior facades, especially in areas with intense sun and rainfall, periodically inspect the paint surface; any chips or paint loss can be repaired by repainting the affected areas
- Interior applications require no special protection due to stable humidity and temperature
- Small cracks that may appear at joints can be easily repaired by filling with filler and sanding
Can the Pilaster Ionic Capital be used on exterior facades?
Yes, it can be used outdoors. The rigid polyurethane's closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below 1% and resists freeze-thaw cycles. For exterior use, the surface must be painted with UV-resistant paint; without it, the unpainted surface may yellow over time in sunlight. It is commonly chosen for entrance facades, garden gate pilasters, and villa front elevations.
How is the capital mounted and painted?
Before installation, clean and dry the mounting surface. Secure the capital to the pilaster top with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and add screw fasteners where needed. Fill joint areas with filler and sand smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The factory-primed surface is ready for paint; optional additional primer can be applied before two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Use UV-resistant paint for exterior facades.
How durable is the product, and what is its weight?
At 30 x 60 x 41 cm and made from rigid polyurethane at 150–220 kg/m³ density, the capital is quite light and can be easily carried and installed by one person. It withstands temperatures from −100°C to +80°C without loss of form, and when properly installed, it retains its original shape for many years with no risk of decay or insect damage.
What advantages does it have over plaster or wood capitals?
Compared to plaster, polyurethane is much lighter, reducing breakage risk during transport and installation. Compared to wood, it resists moisture, decay, and insect damage, making it a more reliable choice particularly for exterior facades or high-humidity indoor spaces.
Can this ionic capital be adapted for different column diameters?
This ionic capital is designed to fit standard pilaster and half-column widths. For different column diameters, custom production can be arranged based on project specifications. All pieces ordered from the same mold maintain consistent pattern and dimension throughout the project.