Pediments and Lintels
Pediments & Lintels are designed to be used with columns in entry features and arbours. Lintels are horizontal beams that lie on top of two separate columns. They can then hold other structures up above the arch or entrance. Pediments are structures shaped like a triangular prism that lie on top of the lintel. Below are some examples of pediment and lintel combinations.

Quoins

Quoins are masonry blocks that are embedded in the corners of buildings. They provide more strength to the structure when it is made of weaker rock. It also makes the building look stronger and more stable as a whole. While quoins can be made of many materials when they are not needed structurally to keep the building up, they are normally made of stone or brick if they are being applied for physical strength and stability. In many applications, quoins are used primarily for their appearance and are finished so they are appealing to the eye.
Brackets
GFRC brackets are molds that look as if they are supporting the weight of the cornice, eave, or balcony. They are very decorative with a large amount of detail. When made from glass fiber reinforced concrete, it is not strong enough to actually hold up structures above it.

