


Polyurethane Decoration Material 66x66x109 cm Pilaster Base
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon malzemesi |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif yüzey |
| Color | Boyanabilir üretim yüzeyi |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Dimensional Stability Test | -20 °C / +70 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (DIN 4102-1) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Diameter | Ø 66 cm |
| Dimensions | 657 × 657 × 1090 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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The P5060B Pilaster Column Base is a decorative polyurethane component that completes the lower section of a pilaster installation near ground level. Measuring 66 x 66 x 109 cm, it creates a distinct lower transition on wide-surface columns and wall arrangements. When used with the pilaster shaft, it anchors the vertical architectural line to the ground, providing a measured transition in entrance, facade, and interior compositions.
The rigid polyurethane product features a closed-cell structure with a density between 150–220 kg/m³. This structure provides lightness compared to plaster and solid wood alternatives while protecting the decorative form during installation. Water absorption is below 1%. Dimensional stability has been tested across a range of -20 °C to +70 °C; this data does not represent service temperature or thermal resistance. The product is suitable for decorative applications where the risk of decay and moisture-related deformation is significant.
The decorative surface of P5060B is designed to create visual weight in the pilaster column's lower base section. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint application. Additional primer use is optional; paint manufacturers may not guarantee surfaces painted without their own primer system. Polure does not guarantee the applied paint system and assumes no responsibility for issues resulting from paint application. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow over time, making UV-resistant paint mandatory for exterior facades.
Pilaster Column Base can be used beneath pilaster shafts framing doorways in villa entrances, at column-to-floor junctions in hotel lobbies, and to reinforce vertical decorative axes in restaurant and office entrances. Interior spaces such as living rooms, foyers, or high-ceiling transition areas may incorporate it into column and wall decoration. On exterior facades, it can be applied to building entrances and facade pilasters; the product is non-structural and serves as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls.
Before installation, the surface is cleaned, dried, and smoothed; dimensions are verified and any required 45° mitered cuts are made. The product is secured with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory. Joint areas and screw heads are filled with spackling compound, sanded smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper, then primed and finished with two coats of paint. On exterior facades, joint areas and screw points must be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and UV-resistant paint is recommended. Fire classification information should be evaluated only within B2 (DIN 4102-1) and flame-retardant additive phosphorus-based flame retardant scope.
Polyurethane decoration material offers a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative solution for pilaster bases compared to plaster, and greater resistance to moisture and decay compared to wood. The surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted, simplifying repairs and color changes after installation. P5060B is a distinctly scaled pilaster complement for interior designers, architects, and homeowners seeking to emphasize classical architectural proportions.
- The P5060B Pilaster Column Base completes the lower section or ground junction of a pilaster shaft
- In villa entrances, it is installed beneath pilasters framing doorways to create a vertical architectural frame on the facade
- In hotel lobbies, restaurant and office entry areas, it emphasizes the base of pilaster or column arrangements
- In interior spaces such as living rooms, foyers, and high-ceilinged passages, it can be integrated into column and wall decoration schemes
- With a base dimension of 66 x 66 cm and a height of 109 cm, it is well suited to large-scale pilaster and column compositions rather than small detail work, creating a strong visual transition at the base
- On exterior facades, it is suitable for building entrances, facade pilasters, and classically styled wall treatments
- For exterior applications, surfaces must be protected with UV-resistant paint
- The product is decorative and is applied as cladding over existing structural columns or walls; it does not serve a load-bearing function
- Before installation, verify the dimensions of the pilaster base and check the surface for evenness
- The wall or column surface must be clean, dry, and free of dust
- Make any required 45° mitered cuts based on the direction of the joint, and perform a dry fit of the pieces
- P5060B is installed only with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone is not used
- Mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory in addition to adhesive bonding
- For large or specialized applications, connection details are determined based on the project and surface conditions
- Screw heads and joints are sealed with appropriate spackling compound
- The cured surface is smoothed with 180–220 grit sandpaper, then primed and finished with two coats of paint
- The factory primer readies the surface for paint; additional primer is optional but should follow the paint manufacturer's technical guidance for warranty purposes
- On exterior facades, all joints must be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and UV-resistant paint should be selected
- The painted surface of the P5060B Pilaster Column Base should be cleaned with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth
- Abrasive chemicals, stiff brushes, wire surfaces, and high-pressure applications can damage the decorative finish
- During cleaning, gently remove accumulated dust and dirt from the surface
- On exterior facades, the paint film should be inspected visually at regular intervals; any peeling, cracking, or impact damage should be repaired
- Repairs involve filling the area with spackling compound, smoothing with 180–220 grit sandpaper, and repainting according to the selected paint system
- The need for paint renewal depends on use conditions and environmental exposure
Can the P5060B Pilaster Column Base be used on exterior facades?
Yes, P5060B can be used in exterior pilaster applications. The product serves as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls and does not carry structural load. In exterior environments, it must not be left unpainted; it should be protected with UV-resistant paint. Joint areas and screw points are sealed with exterior-grade filler to ensure surface integrity. The application surface must be clean, dry, and level. The suitability of the paint system for exterior conditions should be evaluated according to the paint manufacturer's technical specifications.
How is the Pilaster Column Base installed and painted?
First, the surface is cleaned, dimensions are verified, and any required 45° mitered cuts are made. P5060B is secured with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone is not used. Mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory. Joint areas and screw heads are filled with spackling compound and smoothed with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The final step involves applying primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint; additional primer is optional but should follow the paint manufacturer's recommendations for warranty coverage.
What should be known about P5060B's density and performance?
P5060B is manufactured from closed-cell rigid polyurethane decoration material with a density between 150–220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%. Dimensional stability has been tested across a range of -20 °C to +70 °C; this value should not be interpreted as service temperature or thermal resistance rating. The product is decorative and does not replace structural elements. Because the product has its own weight and connection loads, installations must combine PU adhesive with mechanical fastening using screws.
What is the advantage of a polyurethane pilaster base compared to plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster base is lighter than plaster and more resistant to impact damage during application. Compared to wood, it offers superior resistance to moisture and decay effects, making it a more practical decorative material choice for interior and exterior applications. Its closed-cell structure and water absorption below 1% provide practical benefits in varied environments. The surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted. However, P5060B is non-structural and must be used only as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls.
What scale of pilaster applications is P5060B suited for?
P5060B, with a base dimension of 66 x 66 cm and a height of 109 cm, is better suited to prominent-scale pilaster and column arrangements than to small decorative details. Suitable applications include villa entrances, high-ceilinged living areas, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, and facade pilasters. The visual and dimensional fit between the base and the pilaster shaft should be verified before installation. Connection and joint details are determined based on surface conditions and the installation design.
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The P5060B Pilaster Column Base is a decorative polyurethane component that completes the lower section of a pilaster installation near ground level. Measuring 66 x 66 x 109 cm, it creates a distinct lower transition on wide-surface columns and wall arrangements. When used with the pilaster shaft, it anchors the vertical architectural line to the ground, providing a measured transition in entrance, facade, and interior compositions.
The rigid polyurethane product features a closed-cell structure with a density between 150–220 kg/m³. This structure provides lightness compared to plaster and solid wood alternatives while protecting the decorative form during installation. Water absorption is below 1%. Dimensional stability has been tested across a range of -20 °C to +70 °C; this data does not represent service temperature or thermal resistance. The product is suitable for decorative applications where the risk of decay and moisture-related deformation is significant.
The decorative surface of P5060B is designed to create visual weight in the pilaster column's lower base section. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint application. Additional primer use is optional; paint manufacturers may not guarantee surfaces painted without their own primer system. Polure does not guarantee the applied paint system and assumes no responsibility for issues resulting from paint application. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow over time, making UV-resistant paint mandatory for exterior facades.
Pilaster Column Base can be used beneath pilaster shafts framing doorways in villa entrances, at column-to-floor junctions in hotel lobbies, and to reinforce vertical decorative axes in restaurant and office entrances. Interior spaces such as living rooms, foyers, or high-ceiling transition areas may incorporate it into column and wall decoration. On exterior facades, it can be applied to building entrances and facade pilasters; the product is non-structural and serves as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls.
Before installation, the surface is cleaned, dried, and smoothed; dimensions are verified and any required 45° mitered cuts are made. The product is secured with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory. Joint areas and screw heads are filled with spackling compound, sanded smooth with 180–220 grit sandpaper, then primed and finished with two coats of paint. On exterior facades, joint areas and screw points must be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and UV-resistant paint is recommended. Fire classification information should be evaluated only within B2 (DIN 4102-1) and flame-retardant additive phosphorus-based flame retardant scope.
Polyurethane decoration material offers a lighter and more impact-resistant decorative solution for pilaster bases compared to plaster, and greater resistance to moisture and decay compared to wood. The surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted, simplifying repairs and color changes after installation. P5060B is a distinctly scaled pilaster complement for interior designers, architects, and homeowners seeking to emphasize classical architectural proportions.
- The P5060B Pilaster Column Base completes the lower section or ground junction of a pilaster shaft
- In villa entrances, it is installed beneath pilasters framing doorways to create a vertical architectural frame on the facade
- In hotel lobbies, restaurant and office entry areas, it emphasizes the base of pilaster or column arrangements
- In interior spaces such as living rooms, foyers, and high-ceilinged passages, it can be integrated into column and wall decoration schemes
- With a base dimension of 66 x 66 cm and a height of 109 cm, it is well suited to large-scale pilaster and column compositions rather than small detail work, creating a strong visual transition at the base
- On exterior facades, it is suitable for building entrances, facade pilasters, and classically styled wall treatments
- For exterior applications, surfaces must be protected with UV-resistant paint
- The product is decorative and is applied as cladding over existing structural columns or walls; it does not serve a load-bearing function
- Before installation, verify the dimensions of the pilaster base and check the surface for evenness
- The wall or column surface must be clean, dry, and free of dust
- Make any required 45° mitered cuts based on the direction of the joint, and perform a dry fit of the pieces
- P5060B is installed only with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone is not used
- Mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory in addition to adhesive bonding
- For large or specialized applications, connection details are determined based on the project and surface conditions
- Screw heads and joints are sealed with appropriate spackling compound
- The cured surface is smoothed with 180–220 grit sandpaper, then primed and finished with two coats of paint
- The factory primer readies the surface for paint; additional primer is optional but should follow the paint manufacturer's technical guidance for warranty purposes
- On exterior facades, all joints must be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and UV-resistant paint should be selected
- The painted surface of the P5060B Pilaster Column Base should be cleaned with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth
- Abrasive chemicals, stiff brushes, wire surfaces, and high-pressure applications can damage the decorative finish
- During cleaning, gently remove accumulated dust and dirt from the surface
- On exterior facades, the paint film should be inspected visually at regular intervals; any peeling, cracking, or impact damage should be repaired
- Repairs involve filling the area with spackling compound, smoothing with 180–220 grit sandpaper, and repainting according to the selected paint system
- The need for paint renewal depends on use conditions and environmental exposure
Can the P5060B Pilaster Column Base be used on exterior facades?
Yes, P5060B can be used in exterior pilaster applications. The product serves as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls and does not carry structural load. In exterior environments, it must not be left unpainted; it should be protected with UV-resistant paint. Joint areas and screw points are sealed with exterior-grade filler to ensure surface integrity. The application surface must be clean, dry, and level. The suitability of the paint system for exterior conditions should be evaluated according to the paint manufacturer's technical specifications.
How is the Pilaster Column Base installed and painted?
First, the surface is cleaned, dimensions are verified, and any required 45° mitered cuts are made. P5060B is secured with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; silicone is not used. Mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory. Joint areas and screw heads are filled with spackling compound and smoothed with 180–220 grit sandpaper. The final step involves applying primer and two coats of paint. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint; additional primer is optional but should follow the paint manufacturer's recommendations for warranty coverage.
What should be known about P5060B's density and performance?
P5060B is manufactured from closed-cell rigid polyurethane decoration material with a density between 150–220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%. Dimensional stability has been tested across a range of -20 °C to +70 °C; this value should not be interpreted as service temperature or thermal resistance rating. The product is decorative and does not replace structural elements. Because the product has its own weight and connection loads, installations must combine PU adhesive with mechanical fastening using screws.
What is the advantage of a polyurethane pilaster base compared to plaster or wood?
A polyurethane pilaster base is lighter than plaster and more resistant to impact damage during application. Compared to wood, it offers superior resistance to moisture and decay effects, making it a more practical decorative material choice for interior and exterior applications. Its closed-cell structure and water absorption below 1% provide practical benefits in varied environments. The surface can be filled, sanded, and repainted. However, P5060B is non-structural and must be used only as decorative cladding over existing columns or walls.
What scale of pilaster applications is P5060B suited for?
P5060B, with a base dimension of 66 x 66 cm and a height of 109 cm, is better suited to prominent-scale pilaster and column arrangements than to small decorative details. Suitable applications include villa entrances, high-ceilinged living areas, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances, and facade pilasters. The visual and dimensional fit between the base and the pilaster shaft should be verified before installation. Connection and joint details are determined based on surface conditions and the installation design.