14x28x46 cm Polyurethane Pilaster Base Plinth
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif yüzey; özel yüzey dokusu belirtilmemiştir. |
| Color | White |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 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 |
| Diameter | Ø 14 cm |
| Dimensions | 140 × 280 × 460 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
Details
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Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
The Pilaster Column Base Plinth is a decorative architectural finishing element that creates a clean transition where the pilaster shaft meets the floor or lower junction point. This polyurethane decorative product, code P5025B50, helps define the lower section in column and pilaster applications. Its 14x28x46 cm dimensions are listed as width, depth and height. It can be used on its own or planned together with multiple pilasters within the same facade arrangement.
The product is made from closed-cell rigid polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its light weight compared with plaster, concrete and solid wood makes handling and installation easier; however, it is not a structural column and does not carry building loads. It can be installed as a decorative covering over structural concrete or steel columns. Water absorption is below 1%. The product withstands temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C and retains its dimensional stability under correct application conditions. In terms of reaction to fire, it is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame is removed.
The white surface of the Pilaster Column Base Plinth is suitable for decorative finishing and painting. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, allowing the desired architectural colour to be achieved with water-based or synthetic paint. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their own primer. Additional priming should therefore be considered according to preference. Polure does not warrant the paint system used and accepts no responsibility for the results of the painting process. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow outdoors, so UV-resistant paint must be used.
This base plinth can be used where pilasters meet the floor at villa entrances, at the beginning of decorative column arrangements in hotel lobbies, and to complete classical facade compositions in restaurants and shopfronts. Indoors, it is suitable for living rooms, entrance halls, stair surrounds and offices with high ceilings. On exterior facades, it can be combined with pilasters around windows and doors to create a defined decorative base section that highlights the entrance axis. The product is decorative only; shelves, seating elements or structural loads must not be attached to it.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry and sound. Where cutting is required, use 45° mitre cuts. Only polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive should be used for fixing; silicone must not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, and the connection loads and surface conditions must be assessed by the installer. Joints are filled, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, primed additionally if preferred, and finished with two coats of paint. This approach reduces the risk of breakage compared with plaster and provides a decorative solution with greater resistance to moisture, rot and insects than wood.
- The Pilaster Column Base Plinth completes the lower section of a pilaster shaft and creates a more balanced connection between the column arrangement and the floor
- At villa entrances, it can make the bases of pilasters placed on either side of the doorway more visually defined
- It can also be used as a lower finishing element around windows
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants, shopfronts and office entrances, it is suitable for framing the lower section of decorative columns close to the floor
- Homeowners seeking a classical architectural arrangement in a living room or entrance hall can paint the product together with the existing pilaster shaft
- Its 14x28x46 cm dimensions provide proportions suitable for medium-scale interior and facade compositions
- When used outdoors, UV-resistant paint is essential
- Joints and screw heads should be covered with exterior-grade filler, and the colour should be selected together with the facade finish and other decorative elements
- Remove dust, grease and loose particles from the installation surface, then make sure it is completely dry and sound
- Make any necessary cuts with a 45° mitre, and check how the pieces fit against the surface before applying adhesive
- Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing; silicone adhesive must not be used
- Because the product has its own weight and the connections are subject to loads, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory
- For wide or special applications, the type of mechanical support must be determined according to the surface and project conditions
- Fill the joints and smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of an additional primer should be assessed according to the paint system and installation preference
- Apply two coats of paint
- Outdoors, use UV-resistant paint and protect screw points and joints with exterior-grade filler
- Clean the Pilaster Column Base Plinth gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Do not use stiff brushes, abrasive sponges, strong solvent-based cleaners or tools that may scratch the surface
- Outdoors, maintenance should primarily follow the paint system used
- If peeling, cracking or colour changes occur, renew the finish in accordance with the paint manufacturer's recommendations
- Check joints and screw points regularly
- Although the closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1% and offers an advantage in damp conditions, protecting the paint and joint details remains important in exterior applications
Can the Pilaster Column Base Plinth be used outdoors?
Yes, the product can be used in exterior pilaster applications. It must not be left unpainted outdoors and should be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. The product is not a structural column; it is installed as a decorative covering over an existing concrete or steel support. The condition of the facade surface, fixing method and paint system should be checked according to the application conditions.
How is the pilaster base plinth installed and painted?
Make the surface clean, dry and sound, and use a 45° mitre cut where necessary. Position the product with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure it mechanically with screws. Do not use silicone. Fill the joints and smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of an additional primer should be assessed according to the paint manufacturer's system and the installation preference. Finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the dimensions and technical properties of the P5025B50 pilaster base plinth?
The P5025B50 measures 14x28x46 cm in width, depth and height. The rigid polyurethane has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%. Its temperature resistance ranges from -100 °C to +80 °C. These properties make it a lightweight decorative element with resistance to moisture-related effects; however, the connection loads mean that mechanical fixing must not be omitted during installation.
What advantages does a polyurethane pilaster base have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, the polyurethane base plinth is a lighter decorative solution with greater flexibility against impact. Compared with wood, it offers greater resistance to moisture, rot and insects. Its closed-cell structure gives it water absorption below 1%. The moulded surface provides consistent decorative detailing, and the product can be filled, sanded and painted. However, polyurethane does not carry structural loads and must be used for decorative applications only.
Which interior spaces are suitable for the Pilaster Column Base Plinth?
The product can be used in living rooms, entrance halls, around stairways, hotel lobbies, restaurants, shops and office entrances. It is particularly suitable for defining the part of a pilaster shaft close to the floor and framing a doorway or window axis. The white surface can be painted to suit the existing interior. Shelves, seating elements or other structural loads must not be attached to the base plinth; it should be planned as a decorative finishing element.
Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
The Pilaster Column Base Plinth is a decorative architectural finishing element that creates a clean transition where the pilaster shaft meets the floor or lower junction point. This polyurethane decorative product, code P5025B50, helps define the lower section in column and pilaster applications. Its 14x28x46 cm dimensions are listed as width, depth and height. It can be used on its own or planned together with multiple pilasters within the same facade arrangement.
The product is made from closed-cell rigid polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its light weight compared with plaster, concrete and solid wood makes handling and installation easier; however, it is not a structural column and does not carry building loads. It can be installed as a decorative covering over structural concrete or steel columns. Water absorption is below 1%. The product withstands temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C and retains its dimensional stability under correct application conditions. In terms of reaction to fire, it is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishes when the flame is removed.
The white surface of the Pilaster Column Base Plinth is suitable for decorative finishing and painting. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, allowing the desired architectural colour to be achieved with water-based or synthetic paint. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their own primer. Additional priming should therefore be considered according to preference. Polure does not warrant the paint system used and accepts no responsibility for the results of the painting process. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow outdoors, so UV-resistant paint must be used.
This base plinth can be used where pilasters meet the floor at villa entrances, at the beginning of decorative column arrangements in hotel lobbies, and to complete classical facade compositions in restaurants and shopfronts. Indoors, it is suitable for living rooms, entrance halls, stair surrounds and offices with high ceilings. On exterior facades, it can be combined with pilasters around windows and doors to create a defined decorative base section that highlights the entrance axis. The product is decorative only; shelves, seating elements or structural loads must not be attached to it.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry and sound. Where cutting is required, use 45° mitre cuts. Only polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive should be used for fixing; silicone must not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, and the connection loads and surface conditions must be assessed by the installer. Joints are filled, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, primed additionally if preferred, and finished with two coats of paint. This approach reduces the risk of breakage compared with plaster and provides a decorative solution with greater resistance to moisture, rot and insects than wood.
- The Pilaster Column Base Plinth completes the lower section of a pilaster shaft and creates a more balanced connection between the column arrangement and the floor
- At villa entrances, it can make the bases of pilasters placed on either side of the doorway more visually defined
- It can also be used as a lower finishing element around windows
- In hotel lobbies, restaurants, shopfronts and office entrances, it is suitable for framing the lower section of decorative columns close to the floor
- Homeowners seeking a classical architectural arrangement in a living room or entrance hall can paint the product together with the existing pilaster shaft
- Its 14x28x46 cm dimensions provide proportions suitable for medium-scale interior and facade compositions
- When used outdoors, UV-resistant paint is essential
- Joints and screw heads should be covered with exterior-grade filler, and the colour should be selected together with the facade finish and other decorative elements
- Remove dust, grease and loose particles from the installation surface, then make sure it is completely dry and sound
- Make any necessary cuts with a 45° mitre, and check how the pieces fit against the surface before applying adhesive
- Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing; silicone adhesive must not be used
- Because the product has its own weight and the connections are subject to loads, mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory
- For wide or special applications, the type of mechanical support must be determined according to the surface and project conditions
- Fill the joints and smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of an additional primer should be assessed according to the paint system and installation preference
- Apply two coats of paint
- Outdoors, use UV-resistant paint and protect screw points and joints with exterior-grade filler
- Clean the Pilaster Column Base Plinth gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Do not use stiff brushes, abrasive sponges, strong solvent-based cleaners or tools that may scratch the surface
- Outdoors, maintenance should primarily follow the paint system used
- If peeling, cracking or colour changes occur, renew the finish in accordance with the paint manufacturer's recommendations
- Check joints and screw points regularly
- Although the closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1% and offers an advantage in damp conditions, protecting the paint and joint details remains important in exterior applications
Can the Pilaster Column Base Plinth be used outdoors?
Yes, the product can be used in exterior pilaster applications. It must not be left unpainted outdoors and should be finished with UV-resistant paint. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. The product is not a structural column; it is installed as a decorative covering over an existing concrete or steel support. The condition of the facade surface, fixing method and paint system should be checked according to the application conditions.
How is the pilaster base plinth installed and painted?
Make the surface clean, dry and sound, and use a 45° mitre cut where necessary. Position the product with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure it mechanically with screws. Do not use silicone. Fill the joints and smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the use of an additional primer should be assessed according to the paint manufacturer's system and the installation preference. Finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the dimensions and technical properties of the P5025B50 pilaster base plinth?
The P5025B50 measures 14x28x46 cm in width, depth and height. The rigid polyurethane has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%. Its temperature resistance ranges from -100 °C to +80 °C. These properties make it a lightweight decorative element with resistance to moisture-related effects; however, the connection loads mean that mechanical fixing must not be omitted during installation.
What advantages does a polyurethane pilaster base have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, the polyurethane base plinth is a lighter decorative solution with greater flexibility against impact. Compared with wood, it offers greater resistance to moisture, rot and insects. Its closed-cell structure gives it water absorption below 1%. The moulded surface provides consistent decorative detailing, and the product can be filled, sanded and painted. However, polyurethane does not carry structural loads and must be used for decorative applications only.
Which interior spaces are suitable for the Pilaster Column Base Plinth?
The product can be used in living rooms, entrance halls, around stairways, hotel lobbies, restaurants, shops and office entrances. It is particularly suitable for defining the part of a pilaster shaft close to the floor and framing a doorway or window axis. The white surface can be painted to suit the existing interior. Shelves, seating elements or other structural loads must not be attached to the base plinth; it should be planned as a decorative finishing element.