Inspired by the finest examples of classical architecture, the P2002B is a wide-profile border molding designed to bring aesthetic harmony to wall and ceiling transitions. Featuring a central scallop shell relief motif flanked by elegant, sweeping leaf patterns, it adds a striking sense of depth to any surface. With its 15 cm height and scalloped bottom edge, it breaks up flat, monotonous wall lines to enhance the architectural character of the space.
Engineered to the highest standards of technical durability, this profile is manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³). With a thickness of 65 mm and a length of 2400 mm, it delivers a robust and substantial look along both vertical and horizontal lines. With dimensional stability tested between -20 °C and +70 °C, the product retains its shape and dimensional stability. Its closed-cell structure ensures a water absorption rate of less than 1%, providing resistance to moisture, rot, and pests.
The sharp, crisp details of its design are a result of advanced modern molding technology, offering a superior alternative to fragile traditional plaster and moisture-sensitive wood. The product comes pre-primed with a factory-applied undercoat, which prepares the surface for optimal topcoat adhesion. However, since paint manufacturers often do not guarantee applications done without their own primers, applying an additional primer coat before the final paint is entirely optional and at the user's discretion.
Highly versatile, the P2002B is ideal as a dado rail or border line in interior spaces like living rooms, hallways, and lobbies. Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details. For outdoor applications, using UV-resistant paint is mandatory to protect the material from sunlight degradation.
During installation, 45-degree miter cuts are made on a clean, dry surface to ensure perfect alignment. Only Polure Polfix adhesive must be used for bonding; silicone-based products should be strictly avoided. Mechanical fastening with screws is required for a secure and permanent hold. Once screw heads and joints are filled with joint compound and smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, the process is completed with an optional primer and two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
