Large Polyurethane Patterned Ceiling Medallion Models | Polure

The P7174 ceiling medallion is a large-scale decorative element designed to create an artistic and deep focal point on ceilings. Combining classical architectural details with modern manufacturing technology, this product stands out with its geometric structure, especially around large chandeliers or in the central areas of ceilings. It is an ideal ceiling centerpiece for spacious living rooms, high-ceilinged lobbies, and grand hall designs.

In terms of technical specifications, this model measures 1101 mm in width, 1707 mm in length, and 68 mm in depth, and is manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane raw material (150-200 kg/m³). Although it offers a surface hardness close to wood, it is extremely lightweight compared to plaster or cast alternatives; this ensures safe installation on ceilings without adding extra load to the building structure. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, it has a water absorption rate of less than 1%, resisting moisture, steam, and temperature fluctuations to prevent cracking or peeling.

On closer inspection of its visual design, the circular relief structure at the center of the product merges with symmetrical wing details extending to the sides, creating an elegant diamond and oval form. Inspired by Baroque and Rococo styles, the botanical reliefs, leaf scrolls, and rose motifs create deep shadows when combined with ceiling lighting, offering a striking three-dimensional visual effect. The sharpness of the details matches the quality of traditional hand-carved craftsmanship.

This large ceiling element is highly preferred in prestigious spaces such as hotel lobbies, wedding and ballrooms, luxury villa entrance halls, spacious dining rooms, and classical restaurants. Thanks to its moisture-resistant structure, it can also be used on indoor pool ceilings or, under appropriate outdoor conditions, on semi-open terrace ceilings. For outdoor applications, it must be coated with UV-resistant paint to protect the material from sunlight degradation.

During installation, Polure Polfix adhesive should be applied to the cleaned surface, followed by mechanical fastening with screws. The factory-applied primer facilitates the adhesion of the final coat of paint; however, since paint manufacturers have their own primer standards, applying an additional primer is entirely at the user's discretion. Once the screw holes and joints are filled and sanded, the product can be painted with water-based or synthetic paints.