Polyurethane decorative product 45x45x75 cm pilaster base
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif ve boyanabilir yüzey |
| Color | Uygulama rengi belirtilmemiştir; boyanabilir. |
| 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 45 cm |
| Dimensions | 449 × 449 × 745 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
Details
Support
Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
A pilaster base is a decorative architectural element that completes the lower section of a pilaster near the floor. The P5040B model, measuring 45x45x75 cm, creates a broad-based and clearly defined lower section while providing a more cohesive transition between the pilaster shaft and the wall. Designed as a polyurethane decorative product, it is a surface-applied decorative element rather than a structural support.
P5040B is manufactured from rigid polyurethane with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This construction makes it lighter than plaster and solid wood while preserving the decorative form of the pilaster base. The product can be used within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C while retaining its shape. Its water absorption rate is below 1%; however, this does not mean the product should be considered completely impervious to water. Polyurethane offers high dimensional stability and, under suitable application conditions, helps reduce the risk of shrinkage, expansion, and warping.
The 45x45 cm base dimensions create visual weight where the pilaster meets the wall near floor level. With its 75 cm height, the product functions not merely as a narrow finishing moulding but as a clearly defined lower section of the pilaster composition. Its decorative, paintable surface can be coordinated with different colour palettes, from classical architectural schemes to more restrained contemporary interiors. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. Since unpainted polyurethane may yellow outdoors, UV-resistant paint is required for exterior use.
P5040B pilaster bases can be used beneath wall pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants, and office reception areas. On villa and commercial building façades, they can be applied where pilasters around windows or doors meet the ground. For exterior applications, joints and screw points should be filled with exterior-grade filler before applying a suitable paint system. The product does not replace a structural column; it is installed as a decorative covering over an existing structural surface.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, and sound. Where required, joints can be prepared with 45° mitre cuts. Only polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive should be used for fixing; silicone should not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is also required in addition to adhesive, with fasteners selected according to the surface and project conditions. Joints are filled, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, primed, and finished with two coats of paint. For applications involving broad surfaces, the adequacy of the mechanical support should be assessed by an authorised installer.
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter and more resistant to impact. Compared with wood, it provides greater resistance to moisture and decay. It is harder than EPS foam and helps preserve decorative details. As a polyurethane decorative product, it offers a repairable surface that can be filled, sanded, and repainted after installation. When P5040B is correctly fixed to a properly prepared surface, it provides lasting decorative continuity in the lower section of a pilaster arrangement.
- P5040B pilaster base is used to complete the lower section of a pilaster applied to a wall surface
- In living rooms and entrance halls, it can be placed between two pilasters to create a classical architectural frame around a door, passage, or niche
- When combined with wall panels in hotel lobbies, restaurants, and office reception areas, it gives greater definition to vertical surfaces
- In bedrooms, it can be used on either side of a decorative wall or headboard composition
- It can also be applied as the lower finish of pilasters at villa entrances and on façades
- For exterior use, the factory-primed surface must be finished with a suitable paint system, and UV-resistant paint should be used
- The 45x45 cm base dimensions create a stronger lower-section effect on broad wall surfaces and in pilaster arrangements requiring pronounced proportions
- Before installation, the dimensional compatibility of the base with the floor, skirting board, and pilaster shaft should be checked
- The installation surface must be clean, dry, sound, and free from dust
- Before fixing, position the pilaster base dry in relation to the floor and the wall centreline
- Where a joint is required, prepare it with a 45° mitre cut
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the piece; do not use silicone adhesive
- Mechanical fixing with screws is required in addition to adhesive
- Fill screw points and joints with filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper, apply a suitable additional primer if preferred, and finish with two coats of paint
- Although the factory primer prepares the surface for painting, note that the paint manufacturer may not provide a warranty for applications carried out without using its own primer system
- Polure does not guarantee the paints used and is not responsible for paint application
- Clean the P5040B surface with a soft, damp cloth and non-abrasive cleaning products
- Avoid hard brushes, strong solvent-based products, and any methods that could scratch the surface
- If blistering, cracking, or colour changes appear in the paint, investigate the cause before carrying out localised maintenance
- On exterior façades, regularly inspect the condition of the UV-resistant paint system, joints, and screw points
- For necessary repairs, the surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted
Can the P5040B pilaster base be used outdoors?
Yes, P5040B can be used for exterior architectural decoration. The product is intended for decorative purposes and does not serve as a structural column. For exterior applications, joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the surface should be protected with UV-resistant paint. Since unpainted rigid polyurethane may yellow under sunlight, the paint system should be selected according to the application conditions. The condition of the existing façade surface and the fixing method should be checked before installation.
How is P5040B installed and painted?
Place the base on a clean, dry, and sound surface. Prepare any required joints with 45° mitre cuts. Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing; do not use silicone. Mechanical fixing with screws is required in addition to adhesive. Fill the joints, smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the choice of an additional primer depends on the paint manufacturer's system and the customer's preference.
How durable is P5040B and how much does it weigh?
P5040B is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). As a result, it is lighter than alternatives such as plaster and solid wood, while offering a harder structure than EPS foam. The net weight may vary according to manufacturing tolerances and the construction of the piece, so its exact weight cannot be determined from the dimensions alone. Suitable adhesive, the required screw fixing, and correct surface preparation are essential for long-term use.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster base over plaster or wood?
Rigid polyurethane is a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative material than plaster. Compared with wood, it is more resistant to moisture and decay, with a lower risk of insect damage and water-related deterioration. Its closed-cell structure gives it a water absorption rate below 1%. The surface can also be filled, sanded, and painted. However, the product does not carry structural loads and should only be installed as a decorative covering element.
Can P5040B be painted, and which type of paint should be used?
Yes, P5040B has a decorative, paintable surface. The factory primer prepares it for water-based or synthetic paint. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their own primer, so applying an additional primer is optional and left to the customer's preference. Any suitable interior paint system may be used indoors. For exterior applications, UV-resistant paint is required. Polure does not guarantee the paint used and does not assume responsibility for the painting work.
Similar Products(Pilaster Column Base Plinth)
A pilaster base is a decorative architectural element that completes the lower section of a pilaster near the floor. The P5040B model, measuring 45x45x75 cm, creates a broad-based and clearly defined lower section while providing a more cohesive transition between the pilaster shaft and the wall. Designed as a polyurethane decorative product, it is a surface-applied decorative element rather than a structural support.
P5040B is manufactured from rigid polyurethane with a closed-cell structure. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This construction makes it lighter than plaster and solid wood while preserving the decorative form of the pilaster base. The product can be used within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C while retaining its shape. Its water absorption rate is below 1%; however, this does not mean the product should be considered completely impervious to water. Polyurethane offers high dimensional stability and, under suitable application conditions, helps reduce the risk of shrinkage, expansion, and warping.
The 45x45 cm base dimensions create visual weight where the pilaster meets the wall near floor level. With its 75 cm height, the product functions not merely as a narrow finishing moulding but as a clearly defined lower section of the pilaster composition. Its decorative, paintable surface can be coordinated with different colour palettes, from classical architectural schemes to more restrained contemporary interiors. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. Since unpainted polyurethane may yellow outdoors, UV-resistant paint is required for exterior use.
P5040B pilaster bases can be used beneath wall pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, stair landings, hotel lobbies, restaurants, and office reception areas. On villa and commercial building façades, they can be applied where pilasters around windows or doors meet the ground. For exterior applications, joints and screw points should be filled with exterior-grade filler before applying a suitable paint system. The product does not replace a structural column; it is installed as a decorative covering over an existing structural surface.
Before installation, the surface must be clean, dry, and sound. Where required, joints can be prepared with 45° mitre cuts. Only polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive should be used for fixing; silicone should not be used. Mechanical fixing with screws is also required in addition to adhesive, with fasteners selected according to the surface and project conditions. Joints are filled, smoothed with 180-220 grit sandpaper, primed, and finished with two coats of paint. For applications involving broad surfaces, the adequacy of the mechanical support should be assessed by an authorised installer.
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter and more resistant to impact. Compared with wood, it provides greater resistance to moisture and decay. It is harder than EPS foam and helps preserve decorative details. As a polyurethane decorative product, it offers a repairable surface that can be filled, sanded, and repainted after installation. When P5040B is correctly fixed to a properly prepared surface, it provides lasting decorative continuity in the lower section of a pilaster arrangement.
- P5040B pilaster base is used to complete the lower section of a pilaster applied to a wall surface
- In living rooms and entrance halls, it can be placed between two pilasters to create a classical architectural frame around a door, passage, or niche
- When combined with wall panels in hotel lobbies, restaurants, and office reception areas, it gives greater definition to vertical surfaces
- In bedrooms, it can be used on either side of a decorative wall or headboard composition
- It can also be applied as the lower finish of pilasters at villa entrances and on façades
- For exterior use, the factory-primed surface must be finished with a suitable paint system, and UV-resistant paint should be used
- The 45x45 cm base dimensions create a stronger lower-section effect on broad wall surfaces and in pilaster arrangements requiring pronounced proportions
- Before installation, the dimensional compatibility of the base with the floor, skirting board, and pilaster shaft should be checked
- The installation surface must be clean, dry, sound, and free from dust
- Before fixing, position the pilaster base dry in relation to the floor and the wall centreline
- Where a joint is required, prepare it with a 45° mitre cut
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the back of the piece; do not use silicone adhesive
- Mechanical fixing with screws is required in addition to adhesive
- Fill screw points and joints with filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper, apply a suitable additional primer if preferred, and finish with two coats of paint
- Although the factory primer prepares the surface for painting, note that the paint manufacturer may not provide a warranty for applications carried out without using its own primer system
- Polure does not guarantee the paints used and is not responsible for paint application
- Clean the P5040B surface with a soft, damp cloth and non-abrasive cleaning products
- Avoid hard brushes, strong solvent-based products, and any methods that could scratch the surface
- If blistering, cracking, or colour changes appear in the paint, investigate the cause before carrying out localised maintenance
- On exterior façades, regularly inspect the condition of the UV-resistant paint system, joints, and screw points
- For necessary repairs, the surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted
Can the P5040B pilaster base be used outdoors?
Yes, P5040B can be used for exterior architectural decoration. The product is intended for decorative purposes and does not serve as a structural column. For exterior applications, joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the surface should be protected with UV-resistant paint. Since unpainted rigid polyurethane may yellow under sunlight, the paint system should be selected according to the application conditions. The condition of the existing façade surface and the fixing method should be checked before installation.
How is P5040B installed and painted?
Place the base on a clean, dry, and sound surface. Prepare any required joints with 45° mitre cuts. Use polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive for fixing; do not use silicone. Mechanical fixing with screws is required in addition to adhesive. Fill the joints, smooth them with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; the choice of an additional primer depends on the paint manufacturer's system and the customer's preference.
How durable is P5040B and how much does it weigh?
P5040B is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). As a result, it is lighter than alternatives such as plaster and solid wood, while offering a harder structure than EPS foam. The net weight may vary according to manufacturing tolerances and the construction of the piece, so its exact weight cannot be determined from the dimensions alone. Suitable adhesive, the required screw fixing, and correct surface preparation are essential for long-term use.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster base over plaster or wood?
Rigid polyurethane is a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative material than plaster. Compared with wood, it is more resistant to moisture and decay, with a lower risk of insect damage and water-related deterioration. Its closed-cell structure gives it a water absorption rate below 1%. The surface can also be filled, sanded, and painted. However, the product does not carry structural loads and should only be installed as a decorative covering element.
Can P5040B be painted, and which type of paint should be used?
Yes, P5040B has a decorative, paintable surface. The factory primer prepares it for water-based or synthetic paint. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their own primer, so applying an additional primer is optional and left to the customer's preference. Any suitable interior paint system may be used indoors. For exterior applications, UV-resistant paint is required. Polure does not guarantee the paint used and does not assume responsibility for the painting work.