Classic Floral Polyurethane Ceiling Medallion
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Classic motif, relief-worked decorative ceiling rose |
| 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 |
| Diameter | Ø 75 cm |
| Dimensions | 745 × 745 × 48 mm |
| Weight | 2.52 kg |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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The P721 ceiling medallion is a circular ceiling rose specially designed for those seeking classic architectural touches in interior design. With a diameter of 74.5 cm and a thickness of 4.8 cm, it offers the perfect scale for medium to large living rooms, spacious hallways, and prestigious lobbies. Creating a stunning focal point around chandeliers, this product adds depth and a rich sense of volume to ceiling surfaces.
The product is manufactured from high-quality rigid polyurethane raw material with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This specialized structure gives the medallion wood-like durability while keeping it lightweight and shatterproof. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below 1%, preventing swelling, rotting, or dimensional distortion even in humid environments. It fully retains its shape in temperatures ranging from -100 °C / +80 °C.
Looking at its visual design, the rich Baroque-style relief surrounding the simple circular step in the center immediately catches the eye. Detailed floral bouquets, symmetrical leaf scrolls, and embossed rosette motifs create a beautiful play of light and shadow on your ceiling. Thanks to precision molding technology, every motif features extremely sharp and smooth details, eliminating the laborious process of traditional plaster craftsmanship.
Polyurethane material offers ease of installation and safety compared to traditional plaster. Since it is not heavy like plaster, it puts only a limited load on the ceiling and carries no risk of falling. The product is shipped from the factory with a special white primer coat. Although this primer prepares the surface for painting, paint manufacturers do not guarantee applications done without their own primers. Therefore, applying an additional primer coat after installation is optional and left to the customer's preference.
During installation, Polure Polfix adhesive should be applied to the cleaned ceiling, and the product must be mechanically secured to the ceiling with screws. Once screw heads and joints are filled with a suitable filler and sanded, it can be painted with water-based or synthetic paints. For semi-outdoor ceiling applications, UV-protective paints must be used to prevent yellowing caused by sunlight.
- The P721 ceiling medallion is one of the most effective complements to ceiling decoration
- It is commonly used at the center of chandeliers in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and spacious entryways
- Additionally, it is preferred in hotel lobbies, classically decorated restaurants, wedding halls, and ceiling restorations of historical mansions
- Thanks to its water and moisture-resistant structure, it can be safely used on semi-outdoor verandas, under porches, and terrace ceilings that do not receive direct rain, provided a UV-protected paint is applied
- On large ceilings, multiple medallions can be placed symmetrically to create a coffered ceiling effect
- The ceiling surface to be installed must be completely free of dust, moisture, and dirt
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the back of the P721 ceiling medallion
- After positioning the product on the ceiling, secure it with screws at specific points to ensure mechanical safety until the adhesive dries
- Fill screw heads and gaps along the edges meeting the ceiling with acrylic filler
- Once the filler dries, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- After an optional additional primer application, complete the process by painting with at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Since the polyurethane ceiling medallion is resistant to moisture and water, cleaning it is extremely practical
- It can be wiped periodically using a duster or a slightly damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals and harsh detergents during cleaning, as they may damage the paint on the surface
- For outdoor or semi-outdoor applications, it is recommended to repaint with UV-resistant paint every few years to prevent the paint from fading or yellowing due to sunlight
Can the P721 ceiling medallion be used outdoors?
Yes, the P721 ceiling medallion is highly resistant to moisture and water thanks to its closed-cell structure. However, when used in semi-outdoor areas (such as under porches or veranda ceilings), it must be painted and protected with a UV-resistant exterior paint to prevent yellowing from sunlight (UV) exposure.
Which adhesive should be used during installation?
For a safe and long-lasting installation, only Polure Polfix adhesive should be used. Silicone-based adhesives do not bond fully to the pores of the material, which may cause sagging over time. Additionally, mechanical securing with screws is mandatory in addition to the adhesive.
Is it necessary to apply an additional primer before painting the product?
The P721 model comes with a special factory-applied primer coat that prepares the surface for painting. However, paint manufacturers do not guarantee painted surfaces unless their own primers are used. Therefore, an additional primer application is optional and left to the customer's choice. Polure does not guarantee the paints used.
What are the advantages compared to plaster medallions?
Plaster medallions are heavy and fragile, carrying a risk of cracking over time or falling during ceiling vibrations. In contrast, polyurethane medallions are extremely lightweight, impact-resistant, and shatterproof. Furthermore, installation is much faster and cleaner, and they do not rot or crumble when exposed to moisture.
Is it easy to drill a hole in the center of the product for chandelier installation?
Yes, polyurethane material has a density similar to wood. A hole can easily be drilled in the center for the chandelier cable and hanging bracket using a standard hole saw, drill bit, or hand saw. Unlike plaster, it will not crack or crumble during this process.
Similar Products(Ceiling Roses & Domes)
The P721 ceiling medallion is a circular ceiling rose specially designed for those seeking classic architectural touches in interior design. With a diameter of 74.5 cm and a thickness of 4.8 cm, it offers the perfect scale for medium to large living rooms, spacious hallways, and prestigious lobbies. Creating a stunning focal point around chandeliers, this product adds depth and a rich sense of volume to ceiling surfaces.
The product is manufactured from high-quality rigid polyurethane raw material with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³). This specialized structure gives the medallion wood-like durability while keeping it lightweight and shatterproof. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, its water absorption rate is below 1%, preventing swelling, rotting, or dimensional distortion even in humid environments. It fully retains its shape in temperatures ranging from -100 °C / +80 °C.
Looking at its visual design, the rich Baroque-style relief surrounding the simple circular step in the center immediately catches the eye. Detailed floral bouquets, symmetrical leaf scrolls, and embossed rosette motifs create a beautiful play of light and shadow on your ceiling. Thanks to precision molding technology, every motif features extremely sharp and smooth details, eliminating the laborious process of traditional plaster craftsmanship.
Polyurethane material offers ease of installation and safety compared to traditional plaster. Since it is not heavy like plaster, it puts only a limited load on the ceiling and carries no risk of falling. The product is shipped from the factory with a special white primer coat. Although this primer prepares the surface for painting, paint manufacturers do not guarantee applications done without their own primers. Therefore, applying an additional primer coat after installation is optional and left to the customer's preference.
During installation, Polure Polfix adhesive should be applied to the cleaned ceiling, and the product must be mechanically secured to the ceiling with screws. Once screw heads and joints are filled with a suitable filler and sanded, it can be painted with water-based or synthetic paints. For semi-outdoor ceiling applications, UV-protective paints must be used to prevent yellowing caused by sunlight.
- The P721 ceiling medallion is one of the most effective complements to ceiling decoration
- It is commonly used at the center of chandeliers in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and spacious entryways
- Additionally, it is preferred in hotel lobbies, classically decorated restaurants, wedding halls, and ceiling restorations of historical mansions
- Thanks to its water and moisture-resistant structure, it can be safely used on semi-outdoor verandas, under porches, and terrace ceilings that do not receive direct rain, provided a UV-protected paint is applied
- On large ceilings, multiple medallions can be placed symmetrically to create a coffered ceiling effect
- The ceiling surface to be installed must be completely free of dust, moisture, and dirt
- Apply Polure Polfix adhesive to the back of the P721 ceiling medallion
- After positioning the product on the ceiling, secure it with screws at specific points to ensure mechanical safety until the adhesive dries
- Fill screw heads and gaps along the edges meeting the ceiling with acrylic filler
- Once the filler dries, smooth the surface with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- After an optional additional primer application, complete the process by painting with at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Since the polyurethane ceiling medallion is resistant to moisture and water, cleaning it is extremely practical
- It can be wiped periodically using a duster or a slightly damp cloth
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals and harsh detergents during cleaning, as they may damage the paint on the surface
- For outdoor or semi-outdoor applications, it is recommended to repaint with UV-resistant paint every few years to prevent the paint from fading or yellowing due to sunlight
Can the P721 ceiling medallion be used outdoors?
Yes, the P721 ceiling medallion is highly resistant to moisture and water thanks to its closed-cell structure. However, when used in semi-outdoor areas (such as under porches or veranda ceilings), it must be painted and protected with a UV-resistant exterior paint to prevent yellowing from sunlight (UV) exposure.
Which adhesive should be used during installation?
For a safe and long-lasting installation, only Polure Polfix adhesive should be used. Silicone-based adhesives do not bond fully to the pores of the material, which may cause sagging over time. Additionally, mechanical securing with screws is mandatory in addition to the adhesive.
Is it necessary to apply an additional primer before painting the product?
The P721 model comes with a special factory-applied primer coat that prepares the surface for painting. However, paint manufacturers do not guarantee painted surfaces unless their own primers are used. Therefore, an additional primer application is optional and left to the customer's choice. Polure does not guarantee the paints used.
What are the advantages compared to plaster medallions?
Plaster medallions are heavy and fragile, carrying a risk of cracking over time or falling during ceiling vibrations. In contrast, polyurethane medallions are extremely lightweight, impact-resistant, and shatterproof. Furthermore, installation is much faster and cleaner, and they do not rot or crumble when exposed to moisture.
Is it easy to drill a hole in the center of the product for chandelier installation?
Yes, polyurethane material has a density similar to wood. A hole can easily be drilled in the center for the chandelier cable and hanging bracket using a standard hole saw, drill bit, or hand saw. Unlike plaster, it will not crack or crumble during this process.