OUTDOOR COLUMNS & PILLARS
Add some polish to your porch or patio with exterior columns and pillars
The details matter
Perfect hosts
Pillars with caps can host light fixtures, plants and flowers, street numbers, and other accents
Set limits
Define outdoor patios, pathways, and porches with stately pillars to create a sense of intimacy
Shade and shelter
Stylishly support an outdoor roof or exterior pergola to provide relief from sun, rain, or wind
Belvedere Column
COTTAGE CHIC
Stately, heavily stratified English garden-style stones that finish spaces with dimension, Old World charm, and rustic character.
ADD-ONS ABOUND
Offers companion Belvedere wall, coping, and column caps to finish the look from top to bottom.
Claremont Column
Classic lines and texture with corner pallet kit for simple column creation
Belvedere Column Cap
Weathered texture and 27-in (686 mm) measurements make it a multi-purpose finisher
Dimensional Column Cap
Three sizes ensure you always have the dimensions to complete your column
Why Add Pillars and Columns to Your Project?
Lots of attention is paid to core ingredients like pavers, walls, and stairs during the hardscape design process, and for good reason. These components form the foundation of the vibrant outdoor space you’re seeking to create. But don’t forget the finishing touches that can elevate your space from “nice” to “knockout.”
We’ve outlined several ways pillars and columns can deliver the wow factor you seek and serve practical purposes, too.
Dress up freestanding walls. Don’t just end the wall – end it with style and structure. Pillars are also a smart way to upgrade the look of your corners.
Safely define stairways. Add pillars or columns at the top and bottom of stairs to signal level changes, guard against falls, and provide helpful handholds.
Add dimension to your design. Install permanent or temporary light fixtures in pillars to extend evenings. Use columns to support a pergola and create a shady space.
Create a gateway without a gate. Pillars and columns aren’t just for patios and porches. Place them street-side to define your driveway, accommodate entrance lighting, support a mailbox, or host your address numbers.
Of course, pillars and columns are always a great choice when you want to add visual interest and break up the flat surfaces of your patio or porch. But don’t overlook the practical ways they can level up virtually any hardscape project.