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  Round Paint Grade Architectural Wood Columns

  These columns are manufactured with our standard tooling and are created for projects that have to meet a specific budget in mind. Plain and standard fluting options are available. The paint grade wood column option is offered in a finger jointed Western pine or poplar. Swipe/Scroll right to see available styles.

  

  

  

  

  Step 1. Design it

  Step 2. Submit it

  Step 3. Receive a Price

  

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  Round Stain Grade Wood Columns

  Our quality stain grade columns are manufactured in several hardwoods. Used for interior applications, these columns incorporate a tapered shaft with a true architectural entasis and a classic style bead.

  

  

  

  

  Step 1. Design it

  Step 2. Submit it

  Step 3. Receive a Price

  

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FAQ

• Are your columns load bearing?

• Our WORTHINGTON Stone™, WORTHINGTON Cast™, WORTHINGTON FRP™, Aluminum as well as our wide array of wood columns, are all load bearing as long as they are not split.

• How are the columns shipped?

• The columns ship with a qualified freight carrier company. Depending on the size of capitals and bases we may use FedEx.

• Can I trim my columns to a shorter height?

• Yes. If the column is non-tapered, you may trim to any specific height. Each column must be trimmed from the bottom of the shaft.

• If my columns are split, what type of adhesive do I need to reassemble them?

• To reassemble a split Worthington Column, a polyurethane construction adhesive should be used. This product can be found at any hardware or construction-supply provider. For our wood columns, any waterproof wood glue should be used.

• How do I secure a split column to a wooden or metal post?

• Depending on your application, there are several ways to hold a column in place when used for decoration purposes only. One of the most common ways to hold a column in place is to use standard L brackets on the bottom and top of the column’s shaft. The Tuscan Base and Capital hide this method of installation. If being assembled around a wooden post, a common way to secure the column is by using wood shims. The shims should fit snugly between the column shaft and the post for proper stability.

• Do I have to paint these columns?

• If you are using our paint grade wood columns, then an oil-based or acrylic latex paint must be used.

• Do the capital and base add any height to the column?

• For all of our wood columns, the capital and base do add height. These heights can be adjusted per your request.