Fluted Pilaster Column Polyurethane Decorative Product 25x25x240 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu |
| Color | Renk bilgisi belirtilmemiştir; boyanabilir. |
| 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 25 cm |
| Dimensions | 250 × 250 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Fluted Pilaster Column)
The Fluted Pilaster Column is a polyurethane decorative product measuring 25x25x240 cm, designed to create a vertical architectural accent along a wall. Its pilaster form presents the effect of a classical column as a controlled profile positioned close to the wall. The fluted surface distributes light along vertical lines, creating a rhythmic appearance in entrances, living rooms and facade arrangements. The product is decorative and is not intended to carry structural loads.
The product is manufactured from closed-cell rigid polyurethane. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³); compared with plaster, concrete, stone and solid wood alternatives, this construction provides a lighter solution while helping preserve the detail of the slender profile. The Polyurethane Pilaster Column can be used between -100 °C / +80 °C without losing its shape. Water absorption is below 1%, and dimensional stability is high. The material has a B2 classification, meaning it is difficult to ignite and tends to self-extinguish when the flame source is removed.
With a width and depth of 25 cm, the pilaster creates a distinct vertical frame on the wall without projecting excessively. Its 240 cm height is suitable for standard interior walls and rooms with high ceilings, helping strengthen the vertical proportions of the space. The regular flutes that define its visual character create repeated shadow lines across the surface. The factory-primed surface can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; however, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces applied without their own primer. The choice of any additional primer therefore rests with the person responsible for the application. Polure does not warrant the paints used and is not responsible for the painting work.
The Fluted Pilaster Column can be used to create symmetrical decorative sections on living room walls, emphasise the vertical axis around a doorway in an entrance hall, or frame wall panels in hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors. In bedrooms, it can be installed on both sides of a headboard to create an architectural frame. On exterior facades, it can be used as decorative cladding around villa entrances, between windows and around doors. For exterior use, it must not be left unpainted and should be finished with UV-resistant paint.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, sound and even. The pilaster dimensions should be checked against the application area, and any required cuts should be prepared with a 45° mitre. Polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive is used for fixing; silicone adhesive is not recommended. The product must also be mechanically secured with screws. Joints and screw heads are covered with filler, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, and then finished with primer and two coats of paint. For wide or tall applications, the fixing plan should take the product's own weight and connection loads into account.
Compared with plaster, this material is lighter and more tolerant of breakage. Compared with wood and MDF, it offers a decorative solution with greater resistance to moisture, rot and insect damage. It is harder than EPS foam, helping the fluted details remain clearly defined. Because it can be filled, sanded and painted, the surface can be repaired after installation. P5025 is designed for projects that seek to use a classical architectural line on the wall as a measured and repeatable profile.
- The Fluted Pilaster Column is used to create vertical proportion and a classical architectural frame on a wall
- In living rooms, two pilasters can be positioned symmetrically to define the boundaries of a television unit, fireplace surround or decorative wall panel
- When installed on both sides of a doorway in an entrance hall, it highlights the circulation axis
- In a bedroom, placing it beside the headboard transforms the wall into an architectural composition
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors, the shadow lines created by the flutes can be used to divide broad wall surfaces into sections
- In office entrances and meeting areas, it can combine classical details with modern surfaces
- On exterior facades, it can be used as decorative cladding around villa doors, entrance canopies and vertical sections between windows
- UV-resistant paint is required for exterior applications
- The pilasters should be positioned opposite each other on the same vertical axis to maintain symmetry, and the joints should be sealed with exterior filler before painting
- Remove dust, grease and loose layers from the application surface, leaving it clean, dry, sound and as even as possible
- Check the pilaster's 25x25x240 cm dimensions against the application area
- Prepare cuts required for corners or joints with a 45° mitre
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the product and align the pilaster in position
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- In addition to adhesive bonding, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; choose the fixing points according to the product's own weight and the condition of the surface
- Fill the joints and screw heads with a suitable filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of additional primer should be determined by the paint system and the customer's preference
- Clean the Fluted Pilaster Column with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- A soft brush can be used to prevent dust from accumulating between the flutes
- Avoid abrasive creams, solvents, hard sponges and high-pressure water
- In interiors, inspect the painted surface regularly and repair scratched or damaged areas with suitable filler, sanding and paint
- On exterior facades, inspect the paint film, joints and screw points according to exposure conditions
- Do not leave an unpainted polyurethane surface outdoors; protect it with UV-resistant paint
Can the P5025 Fluted Pilaster Column be used on exterior facades?
Yes. P5025 can be used as decorative cladding on exterior facades, but the product is not structural and does not carry loads. It can be installed around villa entrances, doorways and vertical sections between windows. It must not be left unpainted outdoors and should be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior filler. Before installation, consider the soundness of the surface, the fixing method and the product's own weight.
How is the pilaster column installed and painted?
Position the product on a clean, dry surface and make any necessary cuts with a 45° mitre. Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for installation; silicone must not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory. Fill the joints and screw heads, smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; whether additional primer is needed depends on the paint system and the customer's choice.
How durable is P5025, and how much does it weigh?
The product's exact weight should be assessed separately according to its geometry and manufacturing details; the available technical information does not specify the weight of an individual piece. The polyurethane has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). Its closed-cell construction, water absorption below 1% and high dimensional stability provide advantages in damp conditions. Service life and performance depend on correct installation, the paint system, surface conditions and the environment to which it is exposed.
What advantages does it offer compared with plaster or wood?
The Polyurethane Pilaster Column is lighter than alternatives such as plaster and concrete, making it easier to handle during installation. It is more tolerant of breakage than plaster and more resistant to moisture, rot and insect damage than wood. It is harder than EPS foam and helps preserve the definition of the fluted details. Because the surface can be filled, sanded and painted, corrections can be made after installation.
What colours can be used with P5025?
The product can be painted and arrives with a factory-primed surface ready for painting. It can be finished in the desired colour with water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer should not be treated as universally mandatory; review the paint manufacturer's application system and warranty conditions. The choice of paint is the customer's responsibility. Polure does not warrant the paints used and accepts no responsibility for the result of the painting work.
Similar Products(Fluted Pilaster Column)
The Fluted Pilaster Column is a polyurethane decorative product measuring 25x25x240 cm, designed to create a vertical architectural accent along a wall. Its pilaster form presents the effect of a classical column as a controlled profile positioned close to the wall. The fluted surface distributes light along vertical lines, creating a rhythmic appearance in entrances, living rooms and facade arrangements. The product is decorative and is not intended to carry structural loads.
The product is manufactured from closed-cell rigid polyurethane. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³); compared with plaster, concrete, stone and solid wood alternatives, this construction provides a lighter solution while helping preserve the detail of the slender profile. The Polyurethane Pilaster Column can be used between -100 °C / +80 °C without losing its shape. Water absorption is below 1%, and dimensional stability is high. The material has a B2 classification, meaning it is difficult to ignite and tends to self-extinguish when the flame source is removed.
With a width and depth of 25 cm, the pilaster creates a distinct vertical frame on the wall without projecting excessively. Its 240 cm height is suitable for standard interior walls and rooms with high ceilings, helping strengthen the vertical proportions of the space. The regular flutes that define its visual character create repeated shadow lines across the surface. The factory-primed surface can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; however, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces applied without their own primer. The choice of any additional primer therefore rests with the person responsible for the application. Polure does not warrant the paints used and is not responsible for the painting work.
The Fluted Pilaster Column can be used to create symmetrical decorative sections on living room walls, emphasise the vertical axis around a doorway in an entrance hall, or frame wall panels in hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors. In bedrooms, it can be installed on both sides of a headboard to create an architectural frame. On exterior facades, it can be used as decorative cladding around villa entrances, between windows and around doors. For exterior use, it must not be left unpainted and should be finished with UV-resistant paint.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, sound and even. The pilaster dimensions should be checked against the application area, and any required cuts should be prepared with a 45° mitre. Polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive is used for fixing; silicone adhesive is not recommended. The product must also be mechanically secured with screws. Joints and screw heads are covered with filler, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, and then finished with primer and two coats of paint. For wide or tall applications, the fixing plan should take the product's own weight and connection loads into account.
Compared with plaster, this material is lighter and more tolerant of breakage. Compared with wood and MDF, it offers a decorative solution with greater resistance to moisture, rot and insect damage. It is harder than EPS foam, helping the fluted details remain clearly defined. Because it can be filled, sanded and painted, the surface can be repaired after installation. P5025 is designed for projects that seek to use a classical architectural line on the wall as a measured and repeatable profile.
- The Fluted Pilaster Column is used to create vertical proportion and a classical architectural frame on a wall
- In living rooms, two pilasters can be positioned symmetrically to define the boundaries of a television unit, fireplace surround or decorative wall panel
- When installed on both sides of a doorway in an entrance hall, it highlights the circulation axis
- In a bedroom, placing it beside the headboard transforms the wall into an architectural composition
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors, the shadow lines created by the flutes can be used to divide broad wall surfaces into sections
- In office entrances and meeting areas, it can combine classical details with modern surfaces
- On exterior facades, it can be used as decorative cladding around villa doors, entrance canopies and vertical sections between windows
- UV-resistant paint is required for exterior applications
- The pilasters should be positioned opposite each other on the same vertical axis to maintain symmetry, and the joints should be sealed with exterior filler before painting
- Remove dust, grease and loose layers from the application surface, leaving it clean, dry, sound and as even as possible
- Check the pilaster's 25x25x240 cm dimensions against the application area
- Prepare cuts required for corners or joints with a 45° mitre
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the product and align the pilaster in position
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- In addition to adhesive bonding, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; choose the fixing points according to the product's own weight and the condition of the surface
- Fill the joints and screw heads with a suitable filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of additional primer should be determined by the paint system and the customer's preference
- Clean the Fluted Pilaster Column with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- A soft brush can be used to prevent dust from accumulating between the flutes
- Avoid abrasive creams, solvents, hard sponges and high-pressure water
- In interiors, inspect the painted surface regularly and repair scratched or damaged areas with suitable filler, sanding and paint
- On exterior facades, inspect the paint film, joints and screw points according to exposure conditions
- Do not leave an unpainted polyurethane surface outdoors; protect it with UV-resistant paint
Can the P5025 Fluted Pilaster Column be used on exterior facades?
Yes. P5025 can be used as decorative cladding on exterior facades, but the product is not structural and does not carry loads. It can be installed around villa entrances, doorways and vertical sections between windows. It must not be left unpainted outdoors and should be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior filler. Before installation, consider the soundness of the surface, the fixing method and the product's own weight.
How is the pilaster column installed and painted?
Position the product on a clean, dry surface and make any necessary cuts with a 45° mitre. Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for installation; silicone must not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory. Fill the joints and screw heads, smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; whether additional primer is needed depends on the paint system and the customer's choice.
How durable is P5025, and how much does it weigh?
The product's exact weight should be assessed separately according to its geometry and manufacturing details; the available technical information does not specify the weight of an individual piece. The polyurethane has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). Its closed-cell construction, water absorption below 1% and high dimensional stability provide advantages in damp conditions. Service life and performance depend on correct installation, the paint system, surface conditions and the environment to which it is exposed.
What advantages does it offer compared with plaster or wood?
The Polyurethane Pilaster Column is lighter than alternatives such as plaster and concrete, making it easier to handle during installation. It is more tolerant of breakage than plaster and more resistant to moisture, rot and insect damage than wood. It is harder than EPS foam and helps preserve the definition of the fluted details. Because the surface can be filled, sanded and painted, corrections can be made after installation.
What colours can be used with P5025?
The product can be painted and arrives with a factory-primed surface ready for painting. It can be finished in the desired colour with water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer should not be treated as universally mandatory; review the paint manufacturer's application system and warranty conditions. The choice of paint is the customer's responsibility. Polure does not warrant the paints used and accepts no responsibility for the result of the painting work.