Polyurethane Decorative Motifs and Wall Ornaments

The P80244 is a decorative motif designed for those wishing to add classic architectural touches to wall and furniture surfaces. Adorned with acanthus leaves and elegant scrollwork, this ornament adds rich depth to both interior designs and exterior facade decorations. Combining the intricate details of traditional hand carving with modern manufacturing technology, this product brings dynamic energy to living spaces.

Measuring 465 mm in height, 192 mm in width, and 26 mm in depth, this piece is manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-200 kg/m³). Although it offers a hardness close to wood, it is exceptionally lightweight and places no extra static load on the installation surface. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, it is fully resistant to moisture, humidity, and water, ensuring it will not swell, crack, or rot.

The symmetrical acanthus leaf motifs and circular spiral scrolls give the product a three-dimensional Baroque character. Delivered factory-primed in white, the surface ensures excellent adhesion for the final topcoat. While an additional primer coat is optional depending on specific paint manufacturer standards, the product can be easily painted with water-based or synthetic paints. It is also highly suitable for gold leafing or distressing techniques.

This decorative ornament can be used as a corner or center motif in wall molding projects, on door pediments, fireplace surrounds, headboards, and as appliques on furniture doors. It is also preferred as a complementary detail for outdoor applications, such as under eaves and in window trim designs. Its versatile application range offers flexible design alternatives for architects and interior designers alike.

It stands out for its shatterproof structure compared to plaster alternatives, and its moisture resistance and lightweight nature compared to wood. The installation surface must be clean and dry. Polure Polfix adhesive is applied to the back of the product to bond it to the surface, followed by mechanical fastening with small screws. Once the screw heads and joints are filled and sanded, the painting process can begin. For exterior applications, UV-resistant paint should be used.