Our range of columns and pilasters derive from the architectural vocabulary of the ancient world.

A column will usually have an entablature of some kind to support, for example as part of a portico, temple, pavilion or classical facade.

Our columns are designed to be non-structural elements and so are provided with hollow cores. These, if filled with reinforced concrete or used to sleeve a structural steel member, can then be used in structural situations. They are supplied in component form, as indicated, and should be erected on suitable foundations designed to suit loadings and ground conditions.

The shaft sections should be lined with polystyrene (Styrofoam) or similar to act as an isolating medium when column cores are infilled.


Dimensions exclude joints. Allow 6mm (¼") for joints.

 

Dimensions exclude joints. Allow 6mm (¼") for joints.

 

Dimensions exclude joints. Allow 6mm (¼") for joints.

 

Dimensions exclude joints. Allow 6mm (¼") for joints.

 

Note: Each M1 and M3 drum section is supplied in two halves with a vertical joint.

Dimensions exclude joints. Allow 6mm (¼") for joints.

 

M1 Columns with Doric Capitals
Architect: Lee Evans Partnership

 

M1 Columns with Ionic Capitals
Architect: Lee Evans Partnership. Client: Chewton Glen Hotel, Hampshire

 

M1 Columns with Corinthian Capitals