Polyurethane Roman Column
Polure polyurethane Roman columns replicate classical Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian order architecture for grand entranceways, foyers, and facades. Molded from rigid high-density polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these hollow decorative columns are strictly non-load-bearing. For structural load applications, an internal load-bearing steel profile must be placed inside the hollow column cavity; pouring concrete inside is strictly forbidden. Pre-primed in white acrylic, they resist water absorption (<1%).
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Polure polyurethane Roman columns load-bearing?
No, they are hollow decorative elements and non-load-bearing. An internal steel profile must carry structural loads.
Can concrete be poured inside a polyurethane Roman column?
No, pouring concrete inside polyurethane columns is strictly forbidden as thermal expansion will burst the shell.
What standard diameters and heights are available for Roman columns?
Standard column diameters range from 20 to 80 cm, with a standard height of 240 cm.
How are polyurethane Roman columns installed outdoors?
They are mounted around structural posts using PU assembly adhesive, screwed, and painted with UV-resistant exterior paint.