The P1981CKA decorative beam cap is an architectural detail element specially developed for those who want to achieve a rustic and natural texture in ceiling and wall designs. Perfectly mimicking the cross-section of traditional wooden logs with stunning realism, this piece adds depth and character to any space. It is an ideal solution for covering the exposed ends of decorative rafters and beams on ceilings, concealing cutting imperfections, or creating an independent faux wood cross-section accent on walls.
Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane, this product measures 131 mm in width, 200 mm in height, and 32 mm in thickness. With a density of 150-220 kg/m³, it offers the tactile hardness of real wood, while its lightweight structure ensures easy installation without adding unnecessary load to the building. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, it is resistant to moisture and water, while helping prevent rot. Structural issues common in real wood over time, such as cracking, warping, insect infestation, or molding, do not occur with this product.
The surface design captures the annual growth rings, fibrous grain, and rough rustic edges of a natural tree trunk in exquisite detail. Its factory-primed white surface grants users the freedom to paint it in any color or technique they desire. Using water-based or synthetic paints, finishes like distressed wood, oak, walnut, or antique timber can be easily achieved.
The P1981CKA rafter cap can be safely used both indoors and, with the correct paint application, on exterior facades. It serves as a perfect complementary element in chalets, rustic living rooms, authentic restaurants and cafes, winter gardens, veranda ceilings, and under-eave rafter details. It offers a highly functional and aesthetic solution for capping the ends of faux wood beams in spacious ceiling designs.
Installation is exceptionally practical. Ensure the application surface is clean and dry. Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the back of the piece, position it on the surface, and secure it mechanically using screws. Once the screw holes and joints are filled with suitable putty and sanded, the painting process can begin. Compared to fragile, heavy plaster or high-maintenance natural wood, it is an extremely durable, long-lasting, and cost-effective alternative.
