Royal Corinthian

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Column, Cornice, Pergola, & Balustrade Manufacturer

Royal Corinthian has been manufacturing architectural columns, exterior cornice, fiberglass pergolas, and balustrade systems in America for over 28 years.

About Us

Royal Corinthian has been manufacturing architectural columns, exterior cornice, fiberglass pergolas, and balustrade systems in America for over 28 years. We emulate ancient architecture and ensure longevity by making our architectural products only from composite materials that will last for generations.

We specialize in fiberglass, FRP, synthetic stone, cellular PVC, GFRC, and high density polyurethane products. Not only are we the only manufacturer that offers all of these materials but our products can be mixed and matched on the same project since we use the same molds for all materials.

Our Products

Technical Information

At Royal Corinthian, we strive to update our CAD library frequently with new products. Every custom item that we manufacture becomes standard and we create a CAD file for it. We have hundred of drawings for our standard columns, pergolas, balustrades, cornice, domes, and fireplaces…..

Installation Instructions

At Royal Corinthian, we have created installation instructions based on over 20 years of installing the actual products that we manufacture.

Architectural Specifications

Architects, please feel free to download our CSI architectural specifications to use on your current or future project. These are our general specifications

CAD Drawings

Architects, we thank you for your interest in our architectural columns, balustrades, cornice, pergolas, domes, and fireplaces. Below you will find links to the

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