Corinthian Capital Column
Polure Corinthian capital columns feature intricate acanthus leaf carving and scrolling volutes, representing the pinnacle of classical architectural ornamentation. Crafted from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these hollow decorative capitals and shafts offer fine relief detail without heavy weight or plaster fragility. The closed-cell polymer construction limits water absorption to under 1%, preventing rot, mold, or warping across interior halls or sheltered outdoor porches. Classified B2 for fire safety and thermally stable from -100 °C / +80 °C, they arrive pre-coated with technical white acrylic primer. Available in standard 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, and 80 cm diameters with a standard 240 cm height, in full round or half wall (pilaster) formats. CRITICAL NOTICE: Columns are decorative and NON-LOAD-BEARING; structural loads require an internal steel support post, and pouring concrete inside is ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN.
Frequently Asked Questions
What design features distinguish a Corinthian capital column?
Corinthian capitals feature ornate acanthus leaves and delicate corner volutes, offering rich classical ornamentation.
Are Polure Corinthian capital columns load-bearing?
No, Corinthian columns are decorative and NON-LOAD-BEARING; structural loads require an internal steel post.
Can concrete be poured inside a Corinthian capital column?
NEVER. Pouring concrete inside polyurethane column shafts is strictly forbidden as expansion will split the shell.
How are Corinthian capital sections assembled?
Apply continuous PU assembly adhesive on base, shaft, and capital seams, fasten with mechanical screws, fill joints with putty, sand, and paint.