Stone column refers to the solid core or hollow core column for architectural decoration processed from marble and granite. The standard stone column includes three parts: column base, column body and column cap. According to the shape characteristics of the column, it can be divided into Roman column, plum blossom column, twisted column, railing column, carved column, polygonal column, monochromatic column and multi-colored column. column etc. So, how are ordinary stone cylinders formed? Next, let's take a look with the editor of Fabulous Group.

　　The first is the marble column, which is divided into two types: solid and hollow. The solid marble cylinder is made by cutting the stone blocks into square columns and then machined, while the hollow marble cylinder can be processed into a circular arc plate with a wire saw and then spliced, or artificially spliced ​​and polished with a flat plate. The specific process can be seen in the video below.

　　Granite cylinders are also divided into two types: solid and hollow, which can be processed with whole stone strips or processed into circular arc plates with a wire saw and then spliced ​​together. The following video shows the processing process of the overall hollow cylinder. Granite columns cannot be seamlessly joined with slabs like marble.

　　Stone pillars are widely used in construction. Exquisite marble pillars can enhance the artistic atmosphere of the building. The tall granite pillars of rough ore can reflect the grandeur and splendor of architectural and non-architectural structures. Check out these beautiful stone column examples below.