Two States of a Column: Plain Shaft from the Mould and Finished Neoclassical Capital

Video transcript

So, what are we doing today? There was a topic we were trying to explain. We set up a module for it.

We will explain this topic here today. As you can see here, this time we use the sides of the columns with our plates. We prepared our module in their standard forms, just as they come out of the mold.

Now, for every column I turn and show here, I will demonstrate its standard state and its state after the process has been applied. This is our fluted pilaster column. It has a plain capital at the top and bottom, and it is connected to the other column with a continuous molding.

Now, let me show you its completed version. When it is fully used, it can be completed and used independently in this way. Now, I am turning it.

I am moving on to the second pilaster column. Again, you see it here in its standard state as it comes out of the mold. I am bringing in the model of this one after it has been completed as well.

It consists of four pieces. It has been combined with plain capitals. Here, you see our circular fluted column.

This is the standard version. I am bringing in the version where two of them are joined together. And finally, our plain circular column.

By the way, these were the 30 size combinations. These are available in diameters of 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60. In some models, the 80 size is also available.

We created a combination with plain neoclassical capitals and showed it to you. Of course, Corinthian capitals and Ionic capitals are also available for these. We welcome you to our factory with our thousands of products, unlimited model options, and expert staff.