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Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif poliüretan yüzey |
| Color | White |
| Density | Belirtilmemiş |
| 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 | 277 × 554 × 940 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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The Polyurethane Pilaster Column Base P5050B50 is an architectural cladding element that completes the lower section of decorative pilaster arrangements on wall surfaces. With dimensions of 28x55x94 cm, it is well-suited for creating a prominent vertical frame effect in entry halls, living rooms, hotel lobbies, and expansive wall surfaces. In classical or transitional style projects, it visually defines where the pilaster shaft meets the floor; it can also be applied as decorative cladding around existing load-bearing columns.
P5050B50 is manufactured with a rigid, closed-cell structure and a density range of 150–220 kg/m³. This construction provides a lighter solution compared to plaster, concrete, or solid wood equivalents while helping to preserve sharp profile lines. Water absorption is below 1%; this offers an advantage against rot and mildew in damp conditions. The material maintains its shape across temperatures ranging from −100 °C to +80 °C.
At 94 cm in height, the proportions strongly emphasize the lower section of the wall in pilaster applications. The white, decorative surface arrives factory-primed and ready for painting. The smooth surface transition simplifies coordination with different wall colors; it can be adapted to your project's color palette using water-based or synthetic paints. As paint manufacturer warranty conditions may vary, the use of additional primer should be determined according to the instructions of the chosen paint system.
The Pilaster Column Base works well in villa entrances framing a doorway with pilasters, in living rooms around fireplaces or niche compositions, in hotel receptions, and on restaurant walls. It may be incorporated into pilaster arrangements around windows, entrance doors, or decorative columns on exterior elevations. UV-resistant paint must be used for facade applications. The product is decorative and is not designed to carry structural loads.
Before installation, the base surface must be cleaned, dry, and level. Cut edges are prepared at 45° angles. The piece is positioned using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanically fastened with screws. Screw heads and joints are sealed with appropriate filler, then sanded with 180–220 grit sandpaper; the surface is finished with primer and 2 coats of paint to ensure a unified finish. Silicone must not be used as a mounting adhesive.
P5050B50 is a practical choice for projects requiring controlled decorative pilaster detail rather than heavy cladding solutions that add load to walls. It is more impact-resistant than plaster, more resistant to moisture and rot than wood, and offers a firmer, more detailed surface than EPS. Dimensions, color, and application scope should be evaluated against the project drawings to create a cohesive composition with the pilaster shaft.
- P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base is used in the lower section of decorative pilasters formed in front of walls
- It can be applied in living rooms within pilaster arrangements framing a fireplace on both sides, in dining areas along vertical axes between wall panels, and in entry halls within compositions defining a doorway
- Positioning a bed headboard between two pilasters in a bedroom transforms the product into an architectural focal element
- In commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, shop windows, and office receptions, it completes the lower elevation of the pilaster shaft
- Symmetrical placement of pilasters across expansive walls, combined with ceiling trim or wall paneling, creates a more ordered appearance
- On exterior elevations, it can be used around villa entrances, beside doorways, around windows, and as cladding around existing columns
- Joints and screw points on the facade must be sealed with exterior filler, and the finish must be completed with UV-resistant paint
- The wall surface to be finished must first be cleaned of dust, oil, loose paint, and moisture; it should be dry, sound, and as level as possible
- The axis and lower elevation of the pilaster arrangement are marked to verify the piece's position
- Necessary cuts are carefully prepared at 45° angles
- P5050B50 is positioned by applying polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the surface
- Adhesive alone should not be considered sufficient; the product must be mechanically secured with screws
- For large surfaces, appropriate anchors and fasteners should be selected based on the wall's structural type
- Joint locations and screw heads are filled with filler and, once dry, leveled with 180–220 grit sandpaper
- Primer is applied in the final stage, followed by 2 coats of paint
- UV-resistant paint must be used on exterior elevations
- The P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base can be cleaned with a soft, lightly dampened cloth that does not damage the painted surface
- Abrasive dusts, stiff brushes, chemically harsh solvents, and cleaning equipment that may scratch the surface should be avoided
- Cleaning methods should be selected according to the paint manufacturer's instructions for the system used
- On exterior elevations, the paint layer should be regularly inspected; cracked filler, open joints, or damaged paint areas must be repaired promptly
- This protects the joints and decorative surface against weathering effects more effectively
Can the P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base be used on exterior facades?
Yes, P5050B50 is suitable for both interior and exterior applications. On exterior elevations, it can be used around villa entrances, window surrounds, door frames, and as decorative cladding around existing columns. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%; however, this does not mean absolute waterproofing. On facades, joints and screw points must be sealed with exterior filler, and the surface must be protected with UV-resistant paint.
How is the pilaster column base installed and painted?
The wall must be clean, dry, and sound for installation. The piece is positioned using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and must be mechanically secured with screws. Silicone must not be used as a mounting adhesive. Screw heads and joints are filled with filler, then leveled with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The factory-primed surface accepts water-based or synthetic paint; additional primer may be applied depending on the chosen paint system.
How durable is P5050B50, and what is the product's weight?
P5050B50 is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell decorative material with a density range of 150–220 kg/m³. This property gives the product a lighter structure compared to plaster and concrete equivalents while providing a surface more resistant to impact. The product's net weight is not specified in the technical data; therefore, exact kilogram information should not be provided. Correct installation, mechanical fastening, and proper paint maintenance contribute to the product's long-term durability.
What advantages does the pilaster column base offer compared to plaster or wood?
P5050B50 is a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative alternative to plaster. It is more advantageous than wood products, which can be affected by moisture, rot, and insect damage. It offers a firmer surface than EPS-based products and carries profile details more distinctly. However, the product is purely decorative and must not be used as a load-bearing column or wall element.
In which pilaster arrangements should P5050B50 be used?
With its 94 cm height, P5050B50 is particularly suited for pilaster designs that emphasize the lower section of the wall. It can complete the floor-level portion of the pilaster shaft in living rooms, entry halls, hotel lobbies, and restaurants. It can also be used around fireplaces, in niches, beside doorways, and in symmetric compositions with wall paneling. Before application, the pilaster shaft, upper capital, and wall axis should be measured together to verify proportions.
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The Polyurethane Pilaster Column Base P5050B50 is an architectural cladding element that completes the lower section of decorative pilaster arrangements on wall surfaces. With dimensions of 28x55x94 cm, it is well-suited for creating a prominent vertical frame effect in entry halls, living rooms, hotel lobbies, and expansive wall surfaces. In classical or transitional style projects, it visually defines where the pilaster shaft meets the floor; it can also be applied as decorative cladding around existing load-bearing columns.
P5050B50 is manufactured with a rigid, closed-cell structure and a density range of 150–220 kg/m³. This construction provides a lighter solution compared to plaster, concrete, or solid wood equivalents while helping to preserve sharp profile lines. Water absorption is below 1%; this offers an advantage against rot and mildew in damp conditions. The material maintains its shape across temperatures ranging from −100 °C to +80 °C.
At 94 cm in height, the proportions strongly emphasize the lower section of the wall in pilaster applications. The white, decorative surface arrives factory-primed and ready for painting. The smooth surface transition simplifies coordination with different wall colors; it can be adapted to your project's color palette using water-based or synthetic paints. As paint manufacturer warranty conditions may vary, the use of additional primer should be determined according to the instructions of the chosen paint system.
The Pilaster Column Base works well in villa entrances framing a doorway with pilasters, in living rooms around fireplaces or niche compositions, in hotel receptions, and on restaurant walls. It may be incorporated into pilaster arrangements around windows, entrance doors, or decorative columns on exterior elevations. UV-resistant paint must be used for facade applications. The product is decorative and is not designed to carry structural loads.
Before installation, the base surface must be cleaned, dry, and level. Cut edges are prepared at 45° angles. The piece is positioned using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanically fastened with screws. Screw heads and joints are sealed with appropriate filler, then sanded with 180–220 grit sandpaper; the surface is finished with primer and 2 coats of paint to ensure a unified finish. Silicone must not be used as a mounting adhesive.
P5050B50 is a practical choice for projects requiring controlled decorative pilaster detail rather than heavy cladding solutions that add load to walls. It is more impact-resistant than plaster, more resistant to moisture and rot than wood, and offers a firmer, more detailed surface than EPS. Dimensions, color, and application scope should be evaluated against the project drawings to create a cohesive composition with the pilaster shaft.
- P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base is used in the lower section of decorative pilasters formed in front of walls
- It can be applied in living rooms within pilaster arrangements framing a fireplace on both sides, in dining areas along vertical axes between wall panels, and in entry halls within compositions defining a doorway
- Positioning a bed headboard between two pilasters in a bedroom transforms the product into an architectural focal element
- In commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, shop windows, and office receptions, it completes the lower elevation of the pilaster shaft
- Symmetrical placement of pilasters across expansive walls, combined with ceiling trim or wall paneling, creates a more ordered appearance
- On exterior elevations, it can be used around villa entrances, beside doorways, around windows, and as cladding around existing columns
- Joints and screw points on the facade must be sealed with exterior filler, and the finish must be completed with UV-resistant paint
- The wall surface to be finished must first be cleaned of dust, oil, loose paint, and moisture; it should be dry, sound, and as level as possible
- The axis and lower elevation of the pilaster arrangement are marked to verify the piece's position
- Necessary cuts are carefully prepared at 45° angles
- P5050B50 is positioned by applying polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the surface
- Adhesive alone should not be considered sufficient; the product must be mechanically secured with screws
- For large surfaces, appropriate anchors and fasteners should be selected based on the wall's structural type
- Joint locations and screw heads are filled with filler and, once dry, leveled with 180–220 grit sandpaper
- Primer is applied in the final stage, followed by 2 coats of paint
- UV-resistant paint must be used on exterior elevations
- The P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base can be cleaned with a soft, lightly dampened cloth that does not damage the painted surface
- Abrasive dusts, stiff brushes, chemically harsh solvents, and cleaning equipment that may scratch the surface should be avoided
- Cleaning methods should be selected according to the paint manufacturer's instructions for the system used
- On exterior elevations, the paint layer should be regularly inspected; cracked filler, open joints, or damaged paint areas must be repaired promptly
- This protects the joints and decorative surface against weathering effects more effectively
Can the P5050B50 Pilaster Column Base be used on exterior facades?
Yes, P5050B50 is suitable for both interior and exterior applications. On exterior elevations, it can be used around villa entrances, window surrounds, door frames, and as decorative cladding around existing columns. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%; however, this does not mean absolute waterproofing. On facades, joints and screw points must be sealed with exterior filler, and the surface must be protected with UV-resistant paint.
How is the pilaster column base installed and painted?
The wall must be clean, dry, and sound for installation. The piece is positioned using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and must be mechanically secured with screws. Silicone must not be used as a mounting adhesive. Screw heads and joints are filled with filler, then leveled with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The factory-primed surface accepts water-based or synthetic paint; additional primer may be applied depending on the chosen paint system.
How durable is P5050B50, and what is the product's weight?
P5050B50 is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell decorative material with a density range of 150–220 kg/m³. This property gives the product a lighter structure compared to plaster and concrete equivalents while providing a surface more resistant to impact. The product's net weight is not specified in the technical data; therefore, exact kilogram information should not be provided. Correct installation, mechanical fastening, and proper paint maintenance contribute to the product's long-term durability.
What advantages does the pilaster column base offer compared to plaster or wood?
P5050B50 is a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative alternative to plaster. It is more advantageous than wood products, which can be affected by moisture, rot, and insect damage. It offers a firmer surface than EPS-based products and carries profile details more distinctly. However, the product is purely decorative and must not be used as a load-bearing column or wall element.
In which pilaster arrangements should P5050B50 be used?
With its 94 cm height, P5050B50 is particularly suited for pilaster designs that emphasize the lower section of the wall. It can complete the floor-level portion of the pilaster shaft in living rooms, entry halls, hotel lobbies, and restaurants. It can also be used around fireplaces, in niches, beside doorways, and in symmetric compositions with wall paneling. Before application, the pilaster shaft, upper capital, and wall axis should be measured together to verify proportions.