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Architectural Columns

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We produce custom Architectural Columns all style and dimension

Does your home or office need a new look? Classic columns are the answer. Decorative Architectural Shapes manufactures and installs Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, or Tuscan columns and pillars to enhance the facade of any building.

First used in architecture during the Renaissance, these elements are both functional and decorative. Fluted columns and pillars are a beautiful way to support a roof or beam, or frame a doorway. You can use porch columns and Roman columns to highlight an entrance. Whether you chose ornate scrolls of a Doric column or the simpler lines of an Ionic column you will find they will not only enhance your property today but increase its value in the future.

A COLUMN is an upright pillar or post. Columns may support a roof or a beam, or they may be purely decorative. The lower portion of a column is called the base. The upper portion of a column is called the capital. The area which the column supports is called the entablature. Classical columns are built according to the Classic Orders of Architecture as recorded in the late 1500’s by the Renaissance architect, Vignola.

All columns in our collection are classically designed crafted to the highest standards and will be a great addition to any home. Columns are made from a high-density polyurethane material that extremely durable and very easy to work with. Our columns can be custom made to fit any project and can come as whole columns, wrap around columns or split for pilaster. They are affordable and virtually maintains free. Come in many shapes and sizes. We also offer tapered and non-tapered square and round columns that can meet the needs of any project.

About Decorative Architectural Shapes Columns

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All the columns in our collection are classically designed and crafted to the highest standards.

  • Beautiful for both exterior and interior projects

  • Made from a high-density polyurethane material

  • Extremely durable and very easy to work with.

  • Can be custom made to fit any project

  • Can be ordered as whole columns, wrap around columns or split for pilaster.

  • They are affordable

  • Virtually maintenance-free

  • Can be used in any climate

  • Available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.

  • Also offered in tapered and non-tapered square and round columns

We can customize many of our products to make sure that it meets your project scope and design. When it comes to decorative columns, Decorative Architectural Shapes strives for excellence in quality, detail and variety to make sure we meet our customers’ needs. Decorative Architectural Shapes offers a wide range of column covers in several materials to fit our client’s needs. Our round column covers for exterior use are available in our cast fiberglass and wound fiberglass columns. A non-tapered option is also available if size constraints limit the width of the column.

The most popular column Body designs:

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Our columns are used as exterior decorative columns. From construction perspective, the stucco columns are used to support beams or ceilings. Stucco columns are used widely as architectural columns to increase the value and durability of the architecture made another advantage of stucco products is that they can be used in any climate. Wide range of columns is being used in residential homes as they add special design feature to the homes. Exterior walls finishes are also done. These columns are build-using stucco and can be molded according to the curves that are part of house planning and architecture. Stucco is available in different colors and textures so these columns can be made in different colors accordingly. Also add to your architectural columns with our many decorative capital and base options to complement the look of your design. Our decorative columns are meant for Interior or Exterior use and will add that amazing factor to any home or commercial property. We offer different designs and our classical designs of columns are: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian and Tuscan column.

The classic column Capital designs are:

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  Corinthian  

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If what you need is not listed as one of our standard decorative column products, for usually minimal or at no extra cost at all, we can customize many of our products to make sure that it meets your project scope and design. When it comes to decorative columns, Royal Foam strives for excellence in quality, detail and variety to make sure we meet our customers’ needs. Royal Foam offers a wide range of column covers in several materials to fit our client’s needs. Our round column covers for exterior use are available in our cast fiberglass and wound fiberglass columns. A non-tapered option is also available if size constraints limit the width of the column.

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Doric column

The Doric order or styles of columns are the oldest and simplest of the classical styles. The oldest and simplest of the three main orders of classical Roman architecture are characterized by heavy fluted columns with plain, saucer-shaped capitals and base. Doric columns originally placed directly on the ground without a pedestal or base. The shaft is grooved and wider at the bottom. Usually Doric columns have no carvings or other ornaments. The Doric style columns were considered to be able to hold more weight.

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Ionic Column

The Ionic column, invented by the Asiatic Greeks is more graceful, though not so imposing as the Doric style. Ionic column is more slender and more ornate than the earlier Doric style; an Ionic column has scroll-shaped ornaments on the capital, or top. The Ionic columns create a grand and Classical entrance to the dome. The shaft is fluted and more slender. Ionic columns are characterized by the capital which is formed with two opposed volutes (spiral scrolls) and stands on a base of stacked disks.

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Corinthian columns

Corinthian columns were named after Corinth it’s a city in Greece, developed in Athens and rarely used in Greece, but common in Rome, Italy. The most ornate of the three main orders of classical Greek architecture is Corinthian column. The Corinthian order exhibits a greater refinement and elegance than the other two styles of columns. The Corinthian Roman columns are characterized by slender fluted columns. The capital has an almost bell-shaped capital decorated with acanthus leaves scrolls or flowers. Corinthian Roman columns were often surmounted by a more ornamented entablature.

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Tuscan column

Developed in ancient Italy, a Tuscan column resembles a Greek Doric column, but it has a smooth shaft that’s usually sets on a simple base and not grooved. Because of their simplicity, Tuscan columns can be found on many 20th century homes and as additions to the facade of other structures. A Tuscan column is plain, without carvings and ornaments. This style of column has round capitals.

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