These facade caps are the classical ornaments applied to an entablature: triglyphs for a Doric frieze, the regulae and mutules that sit beneath and above them, and scrolled modillions for the underside of a Corinthian cornice. Sized to match Gaudi’s facade friezes and cornices, they give a facade the full carved detail of a stone original. Made from lightweight, moisture-resistant polyurethane, they are fixed with adhesive and finished with exterior masonry paint.
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Dimensions: 213 x 62 x 190 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A mutule, 213 mm high, 190 mm wide and 62 mm deep: a flat block studded with rows of small round pegs (guttae), fixed to the underside of a Doric cornice above each triglyph. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments…
Dimensions: 127 x 58 x 190 mm.
A profiled mutule, 190 mm wide, 127 mm high and 58 mm deep: a block studded with rows of small round pegs (guttae) with a moulded edge, fixed under a Doric cornice above each triglyph. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical…
Dimensions: 244 x 12 x 168 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A triglyph, 244 mm high, 168 mm wide and 12 mm deep: the upright block with vertical grooves that repeats along a classical Doric frieze. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature to give it the full…
Dimensions: 29 x 12 x 164 mm.
A regula, 164 mm wide, 29 mm high and 12 mm deep: the narrow strip with a row of six small pegs (guttae) hanging beneath it that sits directly under each triglyph on a classical Doric entablature. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of…
Dimensions: 127 x 54 x 86 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A modillion, 127 mm long, 86 mm high and 54 mm wide: the small scrolled bracket that repeats in a row under the crown of a Corinthian or Composite cornice. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature…
Dimensions: 88 x 46 x 83 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A modillion, 88 mm long, 83 mm high and 46 mm wide: the small scrolled bracket that repeats in a row under the crown of a Corinthian or Composite cornice. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature…
Dimensions: 142 x 41 x 132 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A mutule, 142 mm high, 132 mm wide and 41 mm deep: a flat block studded with rows of small round pegs (guttae), fixed to the underside of a Doric cornice above each triglyph. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments…
Dimensions: 132 x 41 x 85 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A profiled mutule, 132 mm wide and 41 mm deep: a block studded with small round pegs (guttae) under a moulded top edge, fixed under a Doric cornice above each triglyph. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an…
Dimensions: 165 x 10 x 120 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A triglyph, 165 mm high, 120 mm wide and 10 mm deep: the upright block with vertical grooves that repeats along a classical Doric frieze. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature to give it the full…
Dimensions: 19 x 8 x 120 mm.
A regula, 120 mm wide, 19 mm high and 8 mm deep: the narrow strip with a row of six small pegs (guttae) hanging beneath it that sits directly under each triglyph on a classical Doric entablature. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of…
Dimensions: 83 x 33 x 57 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A modillion, 83 mm long, 57 mm high and 33 mm wide: the small scrolled bracket that repeats in a row under the crown of a Corinthian or Composite cornice. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature…
Dimensions: 67 x 33 x 55 mm.
(Height x Width x Depth)
A modillion, 67 mm long, 55 mm high and 33 mm wide: the small scrolled bracket that repeats in a row under the crown of a Corinthian or Composite cornice. Although we list it as a facade cap, Gaudi class it as an applied (“cover”) element: one of the classical ornaments fixed onto an entablature…
These facade caps are the carved ornaments that turn a plain entablature into a true classical composition. Gaudi class them as applied, or cover, elements: small pieces fixed onto the frieze and under the cornice to give a facade the detail of a stone original.
Each ornament is lightweight polyurethane foam, fixed with adhesive, with none of the weight or cost of carved stone. They won't rot or crack in the rain. Every piece arrives white and should be finished with a good exterior masonry paint once fixed; the painted finish protects the surface from sun and weather and lets you match the colour of your render or stonework. Like all polyurethane decor they are decorative, so they must not be used to carry any load.
Use them with our friezes and architraves, decorative entablature and exterior cornices to create a full classical band over an entrance or along a facade. Browse the collection below and order for delivery across Ireland.
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Yes — we deliver our premium coving, skirting, and mouldings across Ireland, helping you complete projects from Dublin to Cork and beyond.
Gaudi Coving mouldings are lightweight, paint-ready, and designed for easy installation using standard adhesives and tools. Accurate measuring, clean mitre cuts, secure fixing, and joint finishing will ensure a professional result. Suitable for experienced DIY and trade installation.
Our coving and mouldings are manufactured from high-density polyurethane and polystyrene. These materials provide excellent strength, sharp detailing, moisture resistance, and long-term dimensional stability.
Yes. All products come with a smooth, paint-ready surface and can be painted using standard water-based or solvent-based interior paints.
Yes. Our mouldings are moisture-resistant, making them suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and other high-humidity areas when installed correctly.
Yes. We supply flexible coving and moulding options designed for curved walls, arches, and non-linear surfaces.
Absolutely. Our products are widely used by contractors, fit-out specialists, architects, and designers for both residential and commercial applications.
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