Column Casings
Column casings are an essential element of modern construction and can be used for both functional and aesthetic purposes.
Eltherington column casings are a versatile solution that can be tailored to your specific requirements. With a wide variety of materials available, including aluminium, stainless steel, copper, and zinc, the options for your column casings are endless.
One of the key advantages of Eltherington column casings is their ability to be manufactured in any size or shape. This allows for greater flexibility in design, as curved, angular, elliptical, and complex shapes can all be accommodated. As a result, Eltherington can work with your design teams to find the best visual and spatial solution for your project.
In addition, Eltherington offers a range of finishing techniques, including Dec-El printing capabilities, which allows for an almost limitless array of shapes, styles, and surface patterns to be created. These techniques can be applied to both internal and external Column Casings, providing a seamless and visually appealing finish to your construction project.
Overall, Eltherington column casings offer a high-quality and versatile solution for any construction project. With their ability to be manufactured in any size or shape, and a wide range of materials and finishing techniques available, they can be tailored to your specific requirements, providing a seamless and visually appealing finish to your project.
Aluminium
ACM A2
Specialist Steel
Apolic A1 ACM
PPC - Polyester Powder Coating
Coreclad A1 / A2
Perforated
Anodised Aluminium
Brushed Aluminium
Eltherington is one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of high quality column casings. Our experienced team of engineers are able to work with your from design stage through to installation.
Our goal is to make specifying and installing angular, circular or bespoke-shaped column casings as easy as possible.
Eltherington column casing are available with one hour fire protection. Our standard finishes meet class 1 surface spread of flame when tested to BS476 (part 7).
