Architectural EPS

Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles is widely known for its ability to create custom, high end cornices and cornice moldings for all different types of properties. Many of our customers use our cornices for stucco. Our products have many qualities in common with traditional stucco shapes, but offer advantages that traditional stucco cornices cannot offer. If […]

We’re proud of what we have been completing here at Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles. Our products are unique to the industry and offer advantages over nearly every material – precast concrete, GFRC, plaster, wood, and so much more. We could go on and on about the many different advantages of this type of material, but

At Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles, we offer a very unique product that approaches architectural design differently. Using an EPS foam core that is coated with reinforced cement, we can create essentially any architectural product available on the market today, including cornices, columns, arches, and so much more, all for properties from modest single family homes

For many years, wood has been a primary construction material used in interior and exterior applications and in both decorative and functional architectural elements. These have typically consisted of hardwood, plywood, MDF, and other wood based products. EPS products are another option for architectural elements. They can offer the same finished appearance as wood molding,

One of the most challenging issues for any building is moisture. When water gets into a structure, it can rapidly cause a range of damage from aesthetics to health issues. Unchecked moisture problems will eventually cause weakening which could make parts of the structure unsound. Our proprietary EPS product at Patterson Whittaker profiles offers multiple

Our proprietary architectural foam material at PW Profiles is a mix of EPS, which includes several blended polymers, as well as cement with a wire mesh for internal form and stability. This results in architectural elements that are durable and long lasting with exterior texture and appearance similar to that of precast concrete. Like precast,

When constructing properties, contractors need to meet a variety of different requirements, including design specifications, building codes, budgets, and more. There are many materials on the market, but few are going to meet all of the different requirements that contractors will have.  One of the more effective options available is architectural foam. This proprietary design