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Generic Column - Fluted (PDF) (Design your Own!) Used as structural features or simply as design accents, Fluted Columns add a classical look to your design scheme.		Generic Column - Smooth (PDF) (Design your Own!) Use Smooth Columns as structural features or simply as design accents.
Generic Plinth (PDF) (Design your Own!) Whether used to support a column or to support the legs of a surround, Plinths create a unique look.		Classical Column Technical Information The Corinthian, Ionic, Scamozzi, Temple of the Winds and Verona styles all have slender shafts and use round Verona bases.
ColumnPilaster - Design Options (PDF) Several design, installation and cutting decisions can help improve aesthetics and bugetary concerns. This document helps explain Columns Pilasters better.		Columns - Install Cutting Info (PDF) Design, installation and cutting decisions can help improve aesthetics and bugetary concerns. This document helps explain Colmns better.
Columns-Design Options (PDF) This document helps explain Columns better. Several design, installation and cutting decisions can help improve aesthetics and bugetary concerns.		Corinthian Columns Corinthian columns are the most elaborate order of Greek architecture.
Ionic Columns One of the three orders of columns developed by the Greeks, Ionic column capitals are rectangular and use highly decorated spiral volutes.		Pedestals - Design Options (PDF) Several design, installation and modifier options can be used when detailing pedestals.
Roman Doric Columns Roman Doric columns are quite classical in the Roman order of architecture.		Scamozzi Columns The Scamozzi is an Ionic style developed in Renaissance Italy.
Temple of the Winds Columns Temple of the Winds columns are very decorative, using acanthus leaves to support the top.		Tuscan Columns Roman Doric columns are quite classical in the Roman order of architecture.
Verona Columns Verona columns have slender shafts similar to the Corinthian and Scamozzi styles, with an undecorated capital for a simple clean look.

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