10x20x240 cm Fluted Polyurethane Pilaster Column
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon malzemesi. |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu. |
| Color | Boyanabilir; teslim rengi belirtilmemiştir. |
| Density | Belirtilmemiştir. |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Diameter | Ø 10 cm |
| Dimensions | 100 × 200 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Fluted Pilaster Column)
The Fluted Pilaster Column is a polyurethane decorative element designed to bring a classical column effect to wall surfaces through its vertical fluting. Measuring 10x20x240 cm, it creates a defined yet balanced profile around windows and doors, along wall axes, or over column cladding. The product is decorative and does not carry structural loads.
Rigid polyurethane offers high surface durability at a low weight thanks to its closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³. The material retains its form between -100 °C and +80 °C, with water absorption below 1%. These properties allow use in interiors and, with a suitable paint system, on exterior façades. Since the product has its own weight and connection loads, the fixing method must be assessed according to the installation conditions.
The pilaster's fluted surface creates a vertical accent on plain walls through changing light and shadow. It can define a wall axis on its own or frame doors, windows, and niches when installed symmetrically. The factory-primed surface is prepared for water-based or synthetic paint. The factory primer supports the painting process, but additional primer may be considered optional because paint manufacturers' warranty conditions vary. Polure does not provide a warranty for paints used and is not responsible for paint application.
The Fluted Pilaster Column can be used for wall segmentation in entrance halls, living rooms, corridors, bedrooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants, and retail interiors. It can also be installed as a vertical decorative element around windows or doors on villas and classically styled façades. On wide walls, placing a decorative panel, mirror, or wall covering between two pilasters creates an orderly composition. Its 240 cm height provides vertical continuity in many standard interior spaces; where required, cutting and joining sections should be planned according to the project conditions.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, even, and sound. The product is prepared with 45° mitre cuts, polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive is used at the joints, and mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory. Suitable anchors and additional supports should also be assessed for wide installations or applications with higher connection loads. Joints are filled with filler, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, and then finished with primer and two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Compared with plaster, it is lighter and more resistant to breakage; compared with wood, it offers greater resistance to moisture and decay; and compared with EPS foam, it provides a harder, more detailed decorative alternative.
- The Fluted Pilaster Column is used to create vertical wall segmentation and a classical architectural accent
- In living rooms, two pilasters can be installed symmetrically around a TV unit or mirror; in an entrance hall, they can emphasize the door axis
- When placed on either side of a bed headboard, they give the wall composition a structured frame
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants, and retail interiors, they can define columns, niches, or transition areas
- Measuring 10x20x240 cm, the product creates a vertical profile on narrow and medium-width wall surfaces; a panel, mirror, or contrasting wall colour can be used between the pilasters
- It can also be applied around windows or doors on villas and classically styled façades
- For exterior use, UV-resistant paint is mandatory, and joints and screw points must be sealed with exterior-grade filler
- The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and is not a structural column
- Remove dust, grease, and loose layers from the application area; the surface must be clean, dry, even, and sound
- Prepare the pilaster to size and make 45° mitre cuts wherever joints are required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back
- After positioning the product, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; select the fasteners according to the surface and installation conditions
- Plan additional mechanical support for wide profiles
- Cover screw heads and joints with filler, then smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Additional primer may be applied over the factory primer according to the paint manufacturer's system; finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Clean the Fluted Pilaster Column with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Carefully remove dust collected between the flutes with a small soft brush or dry cloth
- Do not use abrasive detergents, hard brushes, solvents, or chemicals that may scratch the surface
- On exterior façades, inspect the painted surface regularly
- If cracks, blistering, or colour changes appear, clean the affected area and restore it with a suitable exterior-grade filler and UV-resistant paint system
- The maintenance interval depends on exposure to sunlight, rain, and other environmental conditions
Can the Fluted Pilaster Column be used on exterior façades?
Yes, the product can be used for exterior façade decoration. For outdoor applications, the surface must be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the installation must prevent water from collecting at connection areas. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element, not a structural column or support. Before installation, assess the façade surface, fixing method, and the product's own weight.
How is a pilaster column installed and painted?
Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to a clean, dry, sound surface. Prepare the product with 45° mitre cuts where required and secure it mechanically with screws. Do not use silicone. Fill the screw heads and joints, then smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper. The factory primer helps paint adhesion; additional primer may be applied if required by the paint manufacturer's system. Use water-based or synthetic paint for the finish and apply two coats.
How durable and heavy is a polyurethane pilaster column?
Rigid polyurethane is a lightweight decorative material with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, making it easier to handle than plaster, concrete, stone, and solid wood. The material retains its form between -100 °C and +80 °C, and its water absorption is below 1%. Because the product has its own weight and connection loads, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory in addition to adhesive during installation.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster is lighter and more resistant to breakage than plaster. Unlike wood, it does not rot or develop insect-related problems due to moisture exposure; its closed-cell structure gives it a water absorption rate below 1%. Compared with EPS foam, it is harder and preserves the details of the fluted profile more clearly. Its surface can also be filled, sanded, and painted with different paint systems. These properties provide installation flexibility in both interior decoration and exterior applications using the appropriate paint system.
What room dimensions is the Fluted Pilaster Column suitable for?
The 10x20x240 cm pilaster is particularly suitable for creating a vertical accent on walls in standard-height living rooms, entrance halls, corridors, bedrooms, and commercial spaces. Its 10 cm width creates a framing effect on narrow wall axes without taking up excessive space, while its 20 cm depth emphasizes the light-and-shadow effect of the flutes. Check the product height against the application area and determine before installation whether cutting or joining will be necessary.
Similar Products(Fluted Pilaster Column)
The Fluted Pilaster Column is a polyurethane decorative element designed to bring a classical column effect to wall surfaces through its vertical fluting. Measuring 10x20x240 cm, it creates a defined yet balanced profile around windows and doors, along wall axes, or over column cladding. The product is decorative and does not carry structural loads.
Rigid polyurethane offers high surface durability at a low weight thanks to its closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³. The material retains its form between -100 °C and +80 °C, with water absorption below 1%. These properties allow use in interiors and, with a suitable paint system, on exterior façades. Since the product has its own weight and connection loads, the fixing method must be assessed according to the installation conditions.
The pilaster's fluted surface creates a vertical accent on plain walls through changing light and shadow. It can define a wall axis on its own or frame doors, windows, and niches when installed symmetrically. The factory-primed surface is prepared for water-based or synthetic paint. The factory primer supports the painting process, but additional primer may be considered optional because paint manufacturers' warranty conditions vary. Polure does not provide a warranty for paints used and is not responsible for paint application.
The Fluted Pilaster Column can be used for wall segmentation in entrance halls, living rooms, corridors, bedrooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants, and retail interiors. It can also be installed as a vertical decorative element around windows or doors on villas and classically styled façades. On wide walls, placing a decorative panel, mirror, or wall covering between two pilasters creates an orderly composition. Its 240 cm height provides vertical continuity in many standard interior spaces; where required, cutting and joining sections should be planned according to the project conditions.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, even, and sound. The product is prepared with 45° mitre cuts, polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive is used at the joints, and mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory. Suitable anchors and additional supports should also be assessed for wide installations or applications with higher connection loads. Joints are filled with filler, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, and then finished with primer and two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Compared with plaster, it is lighter and more resistant to breakage; compared with wood, it offers greater resistance to moisture and decay; and compared with EPS foam, it provides a harder, more detailed decorative alternative.
- The Fluted Pilaster Column is used to create vertical wall segmentation and a classical architectural accent
- In living rooms, two pilasters can be installed symmetrically around a TV unit or mirror; in an entrance hall, they can emphasize the door axis
- When placed on either side of a bed headboard, they give the wall composition a structured frame
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants, and retail interiors, they can define columns, niches, or transition areas
- Measuring 10x20x240 cm, the product creates a vertical profile on narrow and medium-width wall surfaces; a panel, mirror, or contrasting wall colour can be used between the pilasters
- It can also be applied around windows or doors on villas and classically styled façades
- For exterior use, UV-resistant paint is mandatory, and joints and screw points must be sealed with exterior-grade filler
- The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and is not a structural column
- Remove dust, grease, and loose layers from the application area; the surface must be clean, dry, even, and sound
- Prepare the pilaster to size and make 45° mitre cuts wherever joints are required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back
- After positioning the product, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; select the fasteners according to the surface and installation conditions
- Plan additional mechanical support for wide profiles
- Cover screw heads and joints with filler, then smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Additional primer may be applied over the factory primer according to the paint manufacturer's system; finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Clean the Fluted Pilaster Column with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Carefully remove dust collected between the flutes with a small soft brush or dry cloth
- Do not use abrasive detergents, hard brushes, solvents, or chemicals that may scratch the surface
- On exterior façades, inspect the painted surface regularly
- If cracks, blistering, or colour changes appear, clean the affected area and restore it with a suitable exterior-grade filler and UV-resistant paint system
- The maintenance interval depends on exposure to sunlight, rain, and other environmental conditions
Can the Fluted Pilaster Column be used on exterior façades?
Yes, the product can be used for exterior façade decoration. For outdoor applications, the surface must be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the installation must prevent water from collecting at connection areas. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element, not a structural column or support. Before installation, assess the façade surface, fixing method, and the product's own weight.
How is a pilaster column installed and painted?
Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to a clean, dry, sound surface. Prepare the product with 45° mitre cuts where required and secure it mechanically with screws. Do not use silicone. Fill the screw heads and joints, then smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper. The factory primer helps paint adhesion; additional primer may be applied if required by the paint manufacturer's system. Use water-based or synthetic paint for the finish and apply two coats.
How durable and heavy is a polyurethane pilaster column?
Rigid polyurethane is a lightweight decorative material with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, making it easier to handle than plaster, concrete, stone, and solid wood. The material retains its form between -100 °C and +80 °C, and its water absorption is below 1%. Because the product has its own weight and connection loads, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory in addition to adhesive during installation.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster is lighter and more resistant to breakage than plaster. Unlike wood, it does not rot or develop insect-related problems due to moisture exposure; its closed-cell structure gives it a water absorption rate below 1%. Compared with EPS foam, it is harder and preserves the details of the fluted profile more clearly. Its surface can also be filled, sanded, and painted with different paint systems. These properties provide installation flexibility in both interior decoration and exterior applications using the appropriate paint system.
What room dimensions is the Fluted Pilaster Column suitable for?
The 10x20x240 cm pilaster is particularly suitable for creating a vertical accent on walls in standard-height living rooms, entrance halls, corridors, bedrooms, and commercial spaces. Its 10 cm width creates a framing effect on narrow wall axes without taking up excessive space, while its 20 cm depth emphasizes the light-and-shadow effect of the flutes. Check the product height against the application area and determine before installation whether cutting or joining will be necessary.