- Products
- Columns
- Material
- Aluminium
- Bronze
- Cast iron
- Steel
- Style
- Edwardian
- Georgian
- Modern
- Period
- Victorian
Leander cast metal columns are used to create architectural structures such as canopies, verandas, walkways, arcades and balconies.
Columns typically hybrid aluminium castings with supporting steel tube, or fully cast aluminium. There is a wide range of columns to choose from to build canopies, verandahs and other architectural structures that are functional and attractive.
Hybrid columns are particularly popular due to their design flexibility and customisable structural characteristics. A hybrid column typically consists of a galvanised structural steel core, embellished with aluminium castings to suit. These can be a mix-and-match set of castings to suit the style required and chosen for the appropriate size column core.
A large archive of casting patterns allows for customisation to suit required styles and sizes.
Replica or bespoke commissions are regularly undertaken.
Features and benefits
Wide range of column types and sizes
Hybrid columns combine steel strength with decorative aluminium castings
Large selection of cast bases, collars and finials for customisation
Mix-and-match components to suit project requirements
Suitable for traditional and contemporary designs
Long-term pattern archive for easy replacement or matching
On-site installation and repair service across the UK
Applications
New builds or restoration projects
Canopies, verandahs and architectural structures
Restoration of historic buildings
Materials
Castings are usually made from aluminium, with iron and bronze on request.
Hybrid columns use a steel core with aluminium castings.
Manufacture
Manufactured in Leander's in-house foundry and workshop.
Options and variations
Column diameters from 60mm to over 200mm.
Columns fully-cast or hybrid construction.
Extensive pattern archive for architectural columns, collars, bases and finials.
Installation
Most columns come complete with a flanged baseplate.
Other bases and / or some fixing brackets at column top level can usually be provided at minimal cost.
The same applies to special fixings needed elsewhere on the column, eg to provide a balustrade connection.