Columns
Columns generally support some kind of entablature. We supply a decorative
unit, which is a non-structural unit with hollow centres. They are made
structural by introducing reinforced concrete through the centre core
or are used as a cladding to a central steel structural member. Should
only be used for structural work under the guidance of a suitably qualified
structural engineer. An isolating medium should be used to separate
the core fill from the inner faces of the columns core (seek further
advise before fitting units).
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Full Tucson style columns and pilasters, suitably strengthened to support entablature. |
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Fluted columns support a lightweight entablature. |
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Plain-shafted columns with Tucson style capitol. |
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Structural steel columns clad with stone and incised at levels reflecting the building lines of a commercial building in High Wycombe for Banner Homes. |
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Colonnade - a series of columns made structural and supporting first floor of housing project in Broxbourne for Cala Homes |