Polyurethane 3D Wall Panel Designs
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Patterned, 3D-embossed relief surface |
| Color | White |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Dimensions | 450 × 2500 × 30 mm |
| Weight | 4.20 kg |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Panels)
The P3040 wall cladding panel is designed to bring a modern, dynamic depth to surfaces in both interior and exterior applications. Measuring 450x2500x30 mm, this panel makes it easy to achieve a seamless look across wide vertical areas, while creating minimalist lines when installed horizontally.
Manufactured using rigid polyurethane (PU) foam technology, the product features a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), offering a hardness comparable to wood. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below one percent, completely preventing the material from swelling, rotting, or losing its dimensional stability in humid environments or harsh outdoor conditions.
The front face of the panel features a sleek, smooth main body accented by an elegant bevel detail at the top. The rear channel structure, visible in its technical cross-section, facilitates air circulation during installation while allowing the adhesive to bond more securely to the surface.
Delivered with a factory-applied white primer, this decorative panel can be easily painted with water-based or synthetic paints. While the factory primer prepares the surface for painting, paint manufacturers often do not guarantee applications done without their own primers; therefore, applying an additional primer coat is optional. For outdoor use, UV-resistant paints are highly recommended.
Significantly lighter than traditional plaster or heavy marble cladding, these modular panels are easily installed while putting only a limited load on the building structure. During installation, miter joints should be cut at a 45-degree angle and secured with Polure Polfix adhesive. Screw points should then be filled and sanded smooth before applying the final coat of paint.
- Polyurethane wall cladding offers a wide range of applications thanks to its highly versatile nature
- In interiors, it is preferred for creating modern vertical lines behind living room TV units, on bedroom headboard walls, and in entryways or hallways
- In commercial spaces, it can be installed vertically to enhance the scale of prestigious areas such as hotel lobbies, restaurant walls, and office reception backdrops
- Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details
- For exterior designs, it is applied with UV-resistant paints to create dynamic surfaces on building entrances, between-floor moldings, or veranda walls
- Ensure that the installation wall is dry, clean, and smooth
- Cut the panels at 45-degree angles using a miter saw according to the project dimensions
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the channels on the back of the panel and press it onto the wall
- To prevent heavy panels from slipping and to increase mechanical strength, securing them with screws at specific points is required
- Fill the joints and screw holes with acrylic exterior putty
- Once dry, sand the putty smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Complete the installation by applying two coats of water-based or synthetic paint, with an optional additional primer coat beforehand
- Cleaning the product is highly practical
- Dust and dirt can be easily wiped away from the surface using a damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals and stiff brushes during cleaning
- For exterior applications, inspect the painted surface once a year and, if necessary, clean it by washing with high-pressure water
Can this panel be used in wet areas like bathrooms or on exterior facades?
Yes, because the product has a closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below 1%. This allows it to be used safely without any deterioration in humid interior spaces like bathrooms and kitchens, as well as on exterior walls directly exposed to rain.
Which adhesive should I use during installation?
Polure Polfix adhesive must be used for the installation. Silicone or similar flexible adhesives are not recommended as they may lose grip over time. Additionally, mechanical fastening with screws is required.
What is the lifespan of polyurethane material, and does it break easily?
With a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), this material has a hardness comparable to wood. It is not brittle like plaster, is highly impact-resistant, and lasts as long as the building itself when installed correctly.
Why should I choose polyurethane instead of plaster or wood?
Compared to plaster, it is much lighter, impact-resistant, and practical to install. Compared to wood, it is fully resistant to moisture, water, and pests, and will not warp or crack over time.
Does the product come ready to paint, and is priming necessary?
The product is shipped from the factory with a white primer coat, which prepares the surface for painting. However, since paint manufacturers may void warranties for applications done without their own primers, applying an additional primer coat after installation is optional.
Similar Products(Panels)
The P3040 wall cladding panel is designed to bring a modern, dynamic depth to surfaces in both interior and exterior applications. Measuring 450x2500x30 mm, this panel makes it easy to achieve a seamless look across wide vertical areas, while creating minimalist lines when installed horizontally.
Manufactured using rigid polyurethane (PU) foam technology, the product features a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), offering a hardness comparable to wood. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below one percent, completely preventing the material from swelling, rotting, or losing its dimensional stability in humid environments or harsh outdoor conditions.
The front face of the panel features a sleek, smooth main body accented by an elegant bevel detail at the top. The rear channel structure, visible in its technical cross-section, facilitates air circulation during installation while allowing the adhesive to bond more securely to the surface.
Delivered with a factory-applied white primer, this decorative panel can be easily painted with water-based or synthetic paints. While the factory primer prepares the surface for painting, paint manufacturers often do not guarantee applications done without their own primers; therefore, applying an additional primer coat is optional. For outdoor use, UV-resistant paints are highly recommended.
Significantly lighter than traditional plaster or heavy marble cladding, these modular panels are easily installed while putting only a limited load on the building structure. During installation, miter joints should be cut at a 45-degree angle and secured with Polure Polfix adhesive. Screw points should then be filled and sanded smooth before applying the final coat of paint.
- Polyurethane wall cladding offers a wide range of applications thanks to its highly versatile nature
- In interiors, it is preferred for creating modern vertical lines behind living room TV units, on bedroom headboard walls, and in entryways or hallways
- In commercial spaces, it can be installed vertically to enhance the scale of prestigious areas such as hotel lobbies, restaurant walls, and office reception backdrops
- Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details
- For exterior designs, it is applied with UV-resistant paints to create dynamic surfaces on building entrances, between-floor moldings, or veranda walls
- Ensure that the installation wall is dry, clean, and smooth
- Cut the panels at 45-degree angles using a miter saw according to the project dimensions
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the channels on the back of the panel and press it onto the wall
- To prevent heavy panels from slipping and to increase mechanical strength, securing them with screws at specific points is required
- Fill the joints and screw holes with acrylic exterior putty
- Once dry, sand the putty smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Complete the installation by applying two coats of water-based or synthetic paint, with an optional additional primer coat beforehand
- Cleaning the product is highly practical
- Dust and dirt can be easily wiped away from the surface using a damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals and stiff brushes during cleaning
- For exterior applications, inspect the painted surface once a year and, if necessary, clean it by washing with high-pressure water
Can this panel be used in wet areas like bathrooms or on exterior facades?
Yes, because the product has a closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below 1%. This allows it to be used safely without any deterioration in humid interior spaces like bathrooms and kitchens, as well as on exterior walls directly exposed to rain.
Which adhesive should I use during installation?
Polure Polfix adhesive must be used for the installation. Silicone or similar flexible adhesives are not recommended as they may lose grip over time. Additionally, mechanical fastening with screws is required.
What is the lifespan of polyurethane material, and does it break easily?
With a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), this material has a hardness comparable to wood. It is not brittle like plaster, is highly impact-resistant, and lasts as long as the building itself when installed correctly.
Why should I choose polyurethane instead of plaster or wood?
Compared to plaster, it is much lighter, impact-resistant, and practical to install. Compared to wood, it is fully resistant to moisture, water, and pests, and will not warp or crack over time.
Does the product come ready to paint, and is priming necessary?
The product is shipped from the factory with a white primer coat, which prepares the surface for painting. However, since paint manufacturers may void warranties for applications done without their own primers, applying an additional primer coat after installation is optional.