I’m considering using the curved-plywood column covers by Madrid, Inc., and one is shown in this pic snipped from their website:
They go together with biscuits and glue, and come in a paint grade version, plus cherry and maple. Has anyone used these?View Image
Keeping HVAC systems within the conditioned enclosure can be tough without a basement; one option is to use plenum trusses for the roof, which offer a space for equipment and ductwork.
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There was a thread in the last 6 months about different menthods of covering columns and several brands of manufactured systems where mentions.
Try 'basement columns' (or posts) and if I remember correctly they where being called "wraps".