28x28x46 cm Polyurethane Decorative Product. Pilaster Base
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü. |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif uygulamaya uygun, boyanabilir yüzey. |
| Color | Boyanabilir; uygulama öncesi mevcut ürün 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 28 cm |
| Dimensions | 280 × 280 × 460 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
Details
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Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
A pilaster column base is an architectural decorative element used at the lower section of pilasters and decorative column shafts, completing the transition near the floor. With its 28 x 28 x 46 cm dimensions, the P5025B model gives a pilaster installation a defined lower section and balanced finish. Its square base creates a decorative starting point where the column shaft meets the wall or approaches the floor. The product is not structural; it is applied decoratively over an existing structural column, wall or cladding.
The P5025B polyurethane decorative product is manufactured from rigid PU with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This construction provides a lighter solution than plaster, concrete and solid wood while helping the pilaster base retain its decorative form. Water absorption is below 1%, making the product suitable for exposure to moisture and everyday environmental conditions, but this does not constitute a claim of complete waterproofing. The product is evaluated to retain its form within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. In terms of reaction to fire, it is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed.
The paintable surface of the P5025B can be adapted to different colour schemes, from classical architectural applications to contemporary interiors. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, and either water-based or synthetic paint may be used. Additional primer is not mandatory, although paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for applications made without their own primer systems. For this reason, additional priming should be treated as an application choice. Polure does not guarantee the paint system used and accepts no responsibility for results arising from paint application.
The pilaster column base can be used to complete the lower section of pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices. It can also serve as a decorative base element at villa entrances, around doorways and along facade axes. For exterior applications, the product must be coated with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw heads can be filled with exterior-grade filler to create a continuous surface. The 28 x 28 cm base provides balanced proportions across broad wall surfaces, while the 46 cm height allows the base to be read before the pilaster shaft.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry and sound. If cutting is required, use 45° mitre cuts; check the P5025B profile and joining points according to the project. Secure the product with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone adhesive must not be used. The product must also be mechanically fixed with screws, taking its own weight and connection loads into account. After installation, fill the joints, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, assess whether an additional primer is appropriate and apply two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, polyurethane 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 solution.
- The pilaster column base is used to define the lower section of a pilaster and create a decorative transition near the floor
- In living rooms, it can be installed beneath pilasters arranged along a wall, while in entrance halls it can highlight doorways or circulation axes
- It can also be used in hotels, restaurants and offices to organise the lower finish of column cladding
- In bedrooms, it may be combined with pilaster shafts in areas featuring decorative wall divisions
- Outdoors, it can be used at villa entrances, around doorways and along facade axes; UV-resistant paint is required for these applications
- The 28 x 28 cm base provides balanced proportions where the pilaster meets the floor or lower cladding section
- With its 46 cm height, the base stands out not merely as a narrow finishing moulding, but as a clearly defined lower part of the column composition
- Before installation, the pilaster shaft, floor level and adjacent decorative elements should be assessed together
- Remove grease, dust and loose material from the installation surface, leaving it clean, dry and sound
- Check the position and height at which the P5025B will be installed
- If cutting or a corner joint is required, make a 45° mitre cut; test the profile alignment on the installation surface in advance
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the product and position the base
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Mechanical fixing with screws is required, taking the product's own weight and connection loads into account
- For wide or specialised applications, the mechanical support method should be determined according to the surface and project conditions
- Fill the screw heads and joints, then smooth them with 180-220 grit abrasive paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; additional primer is optional
- Apply two coats of paint as the final finish
- For exterior applications, joints must be sealed with exterior-grade filler and UV-resistant paint must be selected
- The surface of the P5025B can be cleaned with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- Remove dust regularly with a non-abrasive cloth
- Avoid abrasive chemicals, stiff brushes, solvent-based cleaners and any cleaning method that could scratch the surface
- Do not apply excessive pressure to the joints or paint layer during cleaning
- For exterior applications, maintenance requirements depend on the paint system used and exposure to sunlight and rainfall
- If the paint surface develops cracking or blistering, clean the affected area, prepare the surface appropriately and refinish it
Can the P5025B pilaster column base be used outdoors?
Yes, the P5025B can be used for exterior decoration. After installation, the surface must be protected with UV-resistant paint. The base is not a structural element; it is applied as a decorative covering over an existing facade, column or wall. Joints and screw heads should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. Since the product may be exposed to rainfall, sunlight and temperature changes, the selected paint system must be suitable for outdoor conditions. Polure does not guarantee the paint or installation system used.
How is a pilaster column base installed and painted?
Once the surface is clean, dry and sound, determine the position of the base. Use 45° mitre cuts where required. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing and provide mechanical support with screws; silicone must not be used. Fill the joints, smooth them with 180-220 grit abrasive paper and prepare the surface. The factory primer helps prepare the product for painting. Additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's application instructions should be followed. Two coats of water-based or synthetic paint can then be applied.
What are the material and technical properties of the P5025B?
The P5025B is a rigid polyurethane decorative product with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), and its dimensions are 28 x 28 x 46 cm. Water absorption is below 1%. The material is evaluated to retain its form within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. It is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed. The product is decorative and is not designed to carry building or column loads. Its durability and service life also depend on correct installation, the selected paint system and environmental conditions.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster base over plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster base is a lighter decorative element than plaster and offers greater resistance to impact. Compared with wood, its greater resistance to moisture and decay is an advantage, particularly for exterior applications and areas subject to changing humidity. Its closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below 1%. Compared with EPS foam, it provides a harder surface and a more controlled level of detail. However, the product is not structural and should be used only as a decorative covering and architectural finishing element.
Which pilaster applications can be used with the P5025B?
The P5025B is designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster column shaft. It can be used in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices. On facades, it can be used at villa entrances, around doorways and along decorative column axes. The 28 x 28 cm base size, the cross-section of the pilaster shaft and the wall surface must be checked together. Decorative elements should not be assumed to be compatible automatically; the dimensions and joining points must be verified by the installer before installation.
Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
A pilaster column base is an architectural decorative element used at the lower section of pilasters and decorative column shafts, completing the transition near the floor. With its 28 x 28 x 46 cm dimensions, the P5025B model gives a pilaster installation a defined lower section and balanced finish. Its square base creates a decorative starting point where the column shaft meets the wall or approaches the floor. The product is not structural; it is applied decoratively over an existing structural column, wall or cladding.
The P5025B polyurethane decorative product is manufactured from rigid PU with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This construction provides a lighter solution than plaster, concrete and solid wood while helping the pilaster base retain its decorative form. Water absorption is below 1%, making the product suitable for exposure to moisture and everyday environmental conditions, but this does not constitute a claim of complete waterproofing. The product is evaluated to retain its form within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. In terms of reaction to fire, it is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed.
The paintable surface of the P5025B can be adapted to different colour schemes, from classical architectural applications to contemporary interiors. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, and either water-based or synthetic paint may be used. Additional primer is not mandatory, although paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for applications made without their own primer systems. For this reason, additional priming should be treated as an application choice. Polure does not guarantee the paint system used and accepts no responsibility for results arising from paint application.
The pilaster column base can be used to complete the lower section of pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices. It can also serve as a decorative base element at villa entrances, around doorways and along facade axes. For exterior applications, the product must be coated with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw heads can be filled with exterior-grade filler to create a continuous surface. The 28 x 28 cm base provides balanced proportions across broad wall surfaces, while the 46 cm height allows the base to be read before the pilaster shaft.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry and sound. If cutting is required, use 45° mitre cuts; check the P5025B profile and joining points according to the project. Secure the product with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone adhesive must not be used. The product must also be mechanically fixed with screws, taking its own weight and connection loads into account. After installation, fill the joints, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, assess whether an additional primer is appropriate and apply two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, polyurethane 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 solution.
- The pilaster column base is used to define the lower section of a pilaster and create a decorative transition near the floor
- In living rooms, it can be installed beneath pilasters arranged along a wall, while in entrance halls it can highlight doorways or circulation axes
- It can also be used in hotels, restaurants and offices to organise the lower finish of column cladding
- In bedrooms, it may be combined with pilaster shafts in areas featuring decorative wall divisions
- Outdoors, it can be used at villa entrances, around doorways and along facade axes; UV-resistant paint is required for these applications
- The 28 x 28 cm base provides balanced proportions where the pilaster meets the floor or lower cladding section
- With its 46 cm height, the base stands out not merely as a narrow finishing moulding, but as a clearly defined lower part of the column composition
- Before installation, the pilaster shaft, floor level and adjacent decorative elements should be assessed together
- Remove grease, dust and loose material from the installation surface, leaving it clean, dry and sound
- Check the position and height at which the P5025B will be installed
- If cutting or a corner joint is required, make a 45° mitre cut; test the profile alignment on the installation surface in advance
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the product and position the base
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Mechanical fixing with screws is required, taking the product's own weight and connection loads into account
- For wide or specialised applications, the mechanical support method should be determined according to the surface and project conditions
- Fill the screw heads and joints, then smooth them with 180-220 grit abrasive paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; additional primer is optional
- Apply two coats of paint as the final finish
- For exterior applications, joints must be sealed with exterior-grade filler and UV-resistant paint must be selected
- The surface of the P5025B can be cleaned with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- Remove dust regularly with a non-abrasive cloth
- Avoid abrasive chemicals, stiff brushes, solvent-based cleaners and any cleaning method that could scratch the surface
- Do not apply excessive pressure to the joints or paint layer during cleaning
- For exterior applications, maintenance requirements depend on the paint system used and exposure to sunlight and rainfall
- If the paint surface develops cracking or blistering, clean the affected area, prepare the surface appropriately and refinish it
Can the P5025B pilaster column base be used outdoors?
Yes, the P5025B can be used for exterior decoration. After installation, the surface must be protected with UV-resistant paint. The base is not a structural element; it is applied as a decorative covering over an existing facade, column or wall. Joints and screw heads should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. Since the product may be exposed to rainfall, sunlight and temperature changes, the selected paint system must be suitable for outdoor conditions. Polure does not guarantee the paint or installation system used.
How is a pilaster column base installed and painted?
Once the surface is clean, dry and sound, determine the position of the base. Use 45° mitre cuts where required. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing and provide mechanical support with screws; silicone must not be used. Fill the joints, smooth them with 180-220 grit abrasive paper and prepare the surface. The factory primer helps prepare the product for painting. Additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's application instructions should be followed. Two coats of water-based or synthetic paint can then be applied.
What are the material and technical properties of the P5025B?
The P5025B is a rigid polyurethane decorative product with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), and its dimensions are 28 x 28 x 46 cm. Water absorption is below 1%. The material is evaluated to retain its form within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. It is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed. The product is decorative and is not designed to carry building or column loads. Its durability and service life also depend on correct installation, the selected paint system and environmental conditions.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster base over plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster base is a lighter decorative element than plaster and offers greater resistance to impact. Compared with wood, its greater resistance to moisture and decay is an advantage, particularly for exterior applications and areas subject to changing humidity. Its closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below 1%. Compared with EPS foam, it provides a harder surface and a more controlled level of detail. However, the product is not structural and should be used only as a decorative covering and architectural finishing element.
Which pilaster applications can be used with the P5025B?
The P5025B is designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster column shaft. It can be used in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices. On facades, it can be used at villa entrances, around doorways and along decorative column axes. The 28 x 28 cm base size, the cross-section of the pilaster shaft and the wall surface must be checked together. Decorative elements should not be assumed to be compatible automatically; the dimensions and joining points must be verified by the installer before installation.