Classic Rose Motif Polyurethane Decorative Corbels
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Patterned, relief-worked and carved-detail classic surface |
| Color | White |
| Density | 150-220 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 |
| Dimensions | 110 × 195 × 315 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Combining the finest details of classical architecture with modern material technology, the P6037 is an exclusive decorative element that offers an elegant load-bearing appearance for both interior and exterior designs. This polyurethane corbel stands out with its graceful S-curved side volutes, a hand-carved style rose bouquet on the front face, delicate leaf motifs, and beaded relief detailing at the bottom. Effortlessly replicating the traditional craftsmanship of carved stone and wood, the product adds depth to any space with its vertical lines and stepped crown molding at the top. Highly favored in both historical restoration projects and modern villa facades, this piece significantly enhances the architectural character of any building.
The product measures 110 mm in width, 195 mm in depth, and 315 mm in height. With its 19.5 cm projection, it provides a balanced and proportioned look, particularly under shelves, roof eaves, or balcony supports. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), this model is exceptionally lightweight despite having the hardness of wood. Its closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below one percent, making it completely resistant to moisture, rot, insects, and mold. Compared to heavy plaster or wood alternatives prone to cracking and warping, its durable structure helps retain its shape with proper paint and maintenance.
Delivered from the factory with a premium white primer coating, this corbel is ready to be painted with water-based or synthetic paints. While the factory primer facilitates paint adhesion, applying an additional primer post-installation is entirely optional and at the user's discretion, as paint manufacturers often do not guarantee applications made without their own primers. Polure assumes no responsibility for the performance of post-applied paints. For exterior applications, it is essential to use UV-resistant topcoat paints to prevent the material from yellowing under direct sunlight.
Installation of the P6037 model is exceptionally quick and practical. After applying Polure Polfix adhesive to a clean, dry surface, the product should be positioned and mechanically secured with screws. Once the screw holes and joints are filled with a flexible filler and sanded smooth, the painting process can begin. Include the product weight and fixing loads when assessing the substrate and supporting structure. It can be safely used indoors around fireplaces and crown molding transitions, as well as outdoors under exterior cornices.
- Thanks to its versatile design, the P6037 model offers a wide range of applications for both interior and exterior spaces
- Externally, it serves as an aesthetic accent under roof eaves at building entrances, as support details under bay windows and balconies, and at the top corners of window and door frames
- Spaced rhythmically under exterior cornices, it adds visual depth and movement to classical facade designs
- Internally, it is highly preferred to create a decorative load-bearing look under fireplace mantels, beneath arches in wide corridors, or under built-in bookshelves in classically styled living rooms
- It also provides an elegant finishing touch at the top of wall niches in hotel lobbies, restaurants, and prestigious office projects
- In grand villa designs, placing them symmetrically under door pediments creates magnificent entranceways
- The installation surface must be completely free of dust, moisture, and grease
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the back of the product and press it firmly against the wall or ceiling
- To prevent slippage and ensure safety, mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory
- Screw heads should be countersunk slightly below the surface
- Once the adhesive is fully cured, fill the screw holes and joints with a flexible acrylic filler
- After the filler dries, sand the surface smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- In the final step, an optional additional primer can be applied over the factory primer, followed by at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Thanks to the closed-cell structure of polyurethane, maintenance is extremely simple
- For indoor use, accumulated dust can be wiped periodically with a damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals or stiff brushes that could damage the surface
- For exterior applications, dust and dirt buildup can be easily washed off with pressurized water
- To extend the lifespan of the paint, it is recommended to inspect the finish every few years—depending on the quality of the exterior topcoat used—and repaint if necessary
- Since the material is highly moisture-resistant, it will not swell, crack, or peel
Will it be affected by rain and sun when used outdoors?
Yes, it is fully suitable for exterior use. The closed-cell structure of the product prevents water absorption, ensuring it won't swell or rot from rain and snow. However, to protect it from UV rays, it must be painted with a high-quality, UV-resistant exterior paint. If left unpainted, it may yellow over time.
Can it bear heavy loads, and is it load-bearing?
No, this product is designed purely for decorative purposes. Although it is highly durable and has the hardness of wood, it does not have a structural load-bearing capacity. If used under balconies, eaves, or heavy shelves, it should be installed as an aesthetic cover or accent beneath the actual load-bearing concrete or steel structure.
What are its advantages compared to plaster corbels?
Plaster corbels are heavy, difficult to install, prone to absorbing moisture, crumbling over time, and cracking upon impact. Include the product weight and fixing loads when assessing the substrate and supporting structure. They offer high impact resistance, are shatterproof, and remain unaffected by moisture. Additionally, they generate no waste during installation, ensuring a clean application.
Which adhesive should be used for installation?
Polure Polfix adhesive, which offers high bonding strength, must be used for installation. Silicone or standard solvent-based adhesives can damage the material's structure or cause sagging over time. In addition to gluing, mechanically securing the product to the wall with screws is mandatory for safety.
Do I need to apply a primer before painting?
The product is shipped from the factory with a protective white primer coating, ready for paint. This factory primer facilitates paint adhesion. However, since paint manufacturers do not guarantee finishes applied without their own primers, applying an additional primer after installation is optional and entirely up to the customer.
Similar Products(Corbels)
Combining the finest details of classical architecture with modern material technology, the P6037 is an exclusive decorative element that offers an elegant load-bearing appearance for both interior and exterior designs. This polyurethane corbel stands out with its graceful S-curved side volutes, a hand-carved style rose bouquet on the front face, delicate leaf motifs, and beaded relief detailing at the bottom. Effortlessly replicating the traditional craftsmanship of carved stone and wood, the product adds depth to any space with its vertical lines and stepped crown molding at the top. Highly favored in both historical restoration projects and modern villa facades, this piece significantly enhances the architectural character of any building.
The product measures 110 mm in width, 195 mm in depth, and 315 mm in height. With its 19.5 cm projection, it provides a balanced and proportioned look, particularly under shelves, roof eaves, or balcony supports. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), this model is exceptionally lightweight despite having the hardness of wood. Its closed-cell structure keeps water absorption below one percent, making it completely resistant to moisture, rot, insects, and mold. Compared to heavy plaster or wood alternatives prone to cracking and warping, its durable structure helps retain its shape with proper paint and maintenance.
Delivered from the factory with a premium white primer coating, this corbel is ready to be painted with water-based or synthetic paints. While the factory primer facilitates paint adhesion, applying an additional primer post-installation is entirely optional and at the user's discretion, as paint manufacturers often do not guarantee applications made without their own primers. Polure assumes no responsibility for the performance of post-applied paints. For exterior applications, it is essential to use UV-resistant topcoat paints to prevent the material from yellowing under direct sunlight.
Installation of the P6037 model is exceptionally quick and practical. After applying Polure Polfix adhesive to a clean, dry surface, the product should be positioned and mechanically secured with screws. Once the screw holes and joints are filled with a flexible filler and sanded smooth, the painting process can begin. Include the product weight and fixing loads when assessing the substrate and supporting structure. It can be safely used indoors around fireplaces and crown molding transitions, as well as outdoors under exterior cornices.
- Thanks to its versatile design, the P6037 model offers a wide range of applications for both interior and exterior spaces
- Externally, it serves as an aesthetic accent under roof eaves at building entrances, as support details under bay windows and balconies, and at the top corners of window and door frames
- Spaced rhythmically under exterior cornices, it adds visual depth and movement to classical facade designs
- Internally, it is highly preferred to create a decorative load-bearing look under fireplace mantels, beneath arches in wide corridors, or under built-in bookshelves in classically styled living rooms
- It also provides an elegant finishing touch at the top of wall niches in hotel lobbies, restaurants, and prestigious office projects
- In grand villa designs, placing them symmetrically under door pediments creates magnificent entranceways
- The installation surface must be completely free of dust, moisture, and grease
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the back of the product and press it firmly against the wall or ceiling
- To prevent slippage and ensure safety, mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory
- Screw heads should be countersunk slightly below the surface
- Once the adhesive is fully cured, fill the screw holes and joints with a flexible acrylic filler
- After the filler dries, sand the surface smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- In the final step, an optional additional primer can be applied over the factory primer, followed by at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Thanks to the closed-cell structure of polyurethane, maintenance is extremely simple
- For indoor use, accumulated dust can be wiped periodically with a damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals or stiff brushes that could damage the surface
- For exterior applications, dust and dirt buildup can be easily washed off with pressurized water
- To extend the lifespan of the paint, it is recommended to inspect the finish every few years—depending on the quality of the exterior topcoat used—and repaint if necessary
- Since the material is highly moisture-resistant, it will not swell, crack, or peel
Will it be affected by rain and sun when used outdoors?
Yes, it is fully suitable for exterior use. The closed-cell structure of the product prevents water absorption, ensuring it won't swell or rot from rain and snow. However, to protect it from UV rays, it must be painted with a high-quality, UV-resistant exterior paint. If left unpainted, it may yellow over time.
Can it bear heavy loads, and is it load-bearing?
No, this product is designed purely for decorative purposes. Although it is highly durable and has the hardness of wood, it does not have a structural load-bearing capacity. If used under balconies, eaves, or heavy shelves, it should be installed as an aesthetic cover or accent beneath the actual load-bearing concrete or steel structure.
What are its advantages compared to plaster corbels?
Plaster corbels are heavy, difficult to install, prone to absorbing moisture, crumbling over time, and cracking upon impact. Include the product weight and fixing loads when assessing the substrate and supporting structure. They offer high impact resistance, are shatterproof, and remain unaffected by moisture. Additionally, they generate no waste during installation, ensuring a clean application.
Which adhesive should be used for installation?
Polure Polfix adhesive, which offers high bonding strength, must be used for installation. Silicone or standard solvent-based adhesives can damage the material's structure or cause sagging over time. In addition to gluing, mechanically securing the product to the wall with screws is mandatory for safety.
Do I need to apply a primer before painting?
The product is shipped from the factory with a protective white primer coating, ready for paint. This factory primer facilitates paint adhesion. However, since paint manufacturers do not guarantee finishes applied without their own primers, applying an additional primer after installation is optional and entirely up to the customer.