Decorative Polyurethane Columns and Capitals

Polyurethane columns and capitals are decorative architectural elements modeled after Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, made from lightweight, durable polyurethane. They are used in building entrances, wedding halls, hotel lobbies, spacious living rooms, and garden wall ornamentations, for both interior and exterior spaces alike. While they are non-structural, they can wrap around existing concrete or steel columns as half-columns. Compared to heavy plaster or marble columns, polyurethane alternatives are extremely lightweight, making transport and installation simple. Resistant to harsh weather, moisture, and UV rays, they do not crack or weather when used on exterior facades and walls. Produced from high-density polyurethane raw materials, the column shafts, capitals, and bases are manufactured as compatible modular pieces. This modular system allows for flexible assembly and customization, giving properties a timeless, classical look without the massive weight and costs of stone columns in any building project.