Hello guys,
A trim carpenter is recommending Azek (PVC plastic) to replace my rotted column bases on the front portico/entry of my house.
He said they will be solid Azek, attached to the existing wood vertical (cylindrical) columns using stainless screws, then putty to cover the heads of the screws.
The column bases at the bottom are 12 x 12 square, about 2” tall, with a 12” diameter 2” thick round element, followed by a 12” diameter 2” tall element with a profile (ogee, sort of).
Question is - is Azek the right material for this application? He said it will be all solid Azek, cut on a CNC router.
Thanks for any input.
A trim carpenter is recommending Azek (PVC plastic) to replace my rotted column bases on the front portico/entry of my house.
He said they will be solid Azek, attached to the existing wood vertical (cylindrical) columns using stainless screws, then putty to cover the heads of the screws.
The column bases at the bottom are 12 x 12 square, about 2” tall, with a 12” diameter 2” thick round element, followed by a 12” diameter 2” tall element with a profile (ogee, sort of).
Question is - is Azek the right material for this application? He said it will be all solid Azek, cut on a CNC router.
Thanks for any input.
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