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Timothy Wilbraham

3 years ago

... fluted half-round upvc columns to install onto porch walls? The height needs to be 1470mm, or less so as to fit a square base. The diameter needs to be 150mm. Half round for an easier fir around steel supporting poles. the wall is one brick wide (215mm).

Thank you.

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Square Non-Tapered Recessed Paneled PVC Column Wraps · More Info

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Elite Trimworks Inc.
3 years ago
Hello Timothy,

Thank you for reaching out. We apologize for the delay in this answer. We do have PVC wraps however they are only available in square. For the round look you are going for, I would suggest either a fiberglass of HB&G Permacast column. https://www.elitetrimworks.com/Decorative-Columns/

Feel free to email us at sales@elitetrimworks.com, or call us Toll Free 888-898-1665 and we can work together to find the solution to your design.

Thank you again for your interest in our products and have a great day.
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