Exterior Facade Pediment

Exterior Facade Pediment is a triangular, segmental, or arched decorative architectural pediment element positioned above windows, doors, or entrance portals on exterior building facades. In classical and neoclassical architecture, it is used to frame and accentuate the upper portions of windows and main entrances. Compared to heavy stone, precast concrete, or marble pediments, it is exceptionally lightweight, imposing zero structural load on building walls. It offers high resistance to exterior weathering, including rain, moisture, frost, and UV radiation, without cracking or flaking. Installation is completed quickly using mechanical anchors and exterior mounting adhesive. It can be finished with any exterior facade paint. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane foam, these pediments offer high impact resistance and a long service life.