Structural Fiberglass Columns
Since being founded in 1897, Hartmann-Sanders has become one of the world's largest, and most trusted manufacturers of authentic architectural columns, making both traditional wood columns and structural fiberglass columns.
Their premium exterior wood columns are made from western red cedar or redwood to provide natural weather, decay and insect resistance. They also offer a full line of paint-grade interior columns, made from poplar or pine, and stain-grade interior columns available in Oak, cherry, maple, mahogany, poplar, or others by request. All of Hartmann-Sanders' traditional wood columns utilize their patented "Koll Lock Joint" construction process for superior strength and durability.
Hartmann-Sanders has recently complimented their offering of decorative wood columns with a full line of synthetic house columns. These light weight, load bearing, fiberglass columns and are designed with the same architectural accuracy as the traditional wood columns. They are available in traditional round DuraCast and DuraWound columns or square DuraLite columns. The low maintenance and weather and insect resistant properties make them perfect for any porch or deck project.
To add additional beauty and elegance to your columns, Hartmann-Sanders offers one of the most complete lines of traditional decorative capitals in the industry. These capitals are carefully designed to follow closely to the classical Orders of Architecture to maintain the highest standards of architectural accuracy.
Hartmann-Sanders' collection of balustrade systems is the perfect compliment to fiberglass porch columns. These fiberglass reinforced balustrade systems are weather proof, insect proof, and are easily maintained. The superior surface texture of the railings and precisely designed balusters are sure to create a long lasting impression.
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Hartmann-Sanders
1700 West Grand Avenue
Gadsden, Alabama 35901
(800)-241-4303
http://www.hartmann-
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