Patterned Polyurethane Cornice Mouldings
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Patterned, embossed, classic motif, relief-worked |
| 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 | 200 × 2394 × 200 mm |
| Weight | 2.52 kg |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Designed for grand ceiling transitions and majestic wall finishes, the P81166 is a high-profile decorative element that adds depth to the junction where walls and ceilings meet. With its 20 cm projection and 20 cm height, it offers the perfect scale for spacious living rooms, high-ceilinged lobbies, and grand building facades. It creates a distinct border along the upper corners of spaces without the weight and fragility of traditional building materials.
Manufactured from rigid polyurethane raw material, this profile features a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), making it as durable as wood yet exceptionally lightweight. Its length of 239.4 cm minimizes the number of joints during installation, ensuring a seamless, smooth finish. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, it is fully resistant to water and moisture; this prevents warping or swelling in wet areas like bathrooms while allowing for durable outdoor facade applications.
Looking at its visual design, the profile stands out with its elegant diamond-patterned cross-lattice motifs running along the main body. This detailed relief carving infuses ceiling corners with a dynamic, textured character. The clean, straight lines of the upper and lower borders balance the central pattern, creating a harmonious transition. Thanks to the sharp lines achieved through advanced molding technology, the interplay of light and shadow on the motifs remains striking at any time of day.
Offering versatile applications, this crown molding is ideal for both interior spaces and exterior facades when protected with appropriate outdoor paints. It is commonly used to seamlessly bridge wall-to-ceiling transitions in large living rooms, villa entrances, hotel corridors, and classic restaurant designs. Architects also frequently incorporate it into projects to add depth to facades as under-eave decorations or mid-floor molding finishes.
Compared to plaster alternatives, installation is incredibly practical, with a reduced risk of cracking or crumbling. It is secured to a dry surface by applying Polure Polfix adhesive and mechanically fastening it with screws. While the factory-applied white primer prepares the surface for the final coat, applying an extra primer coat is optional and depends on user preference or paint manufacturer warranty conditions. It can be painted with water-based or synthetic paints; however, UV-protected paints are mandatory for outdoor applications.
- This wide-profile cornice is designed to provide a decorative transition at wall-to-ceiling junctions
- Indoors, it is used to define ceiling borders, particularly in high-ceilinged living rooms, wide corridors, hotel lobbies, luxury restaurants, and historic mansion restorations
- Thanks to its high moisture resistance, it can be safely used in humid areas like bathrooms and kitchens
- Externally, it serves as a crowning element under villa eaves, at floor separation lines, or in pediment designs above windows
- With its generous 200x200 mm cross-section, it perfectly conceals structural flaws on walls and ceilings, utility cables, or uneven plaster transitions
- It is ideal for creating a harmonious frame with central ceiling medallions in classic, neo-classic, and avant-garde architectural styles
- Additionally, it can function as a valance behind hidden light strips for indirect lighting designs
- Its broad surface provides an excellent canvas for distress painting techniques or gold leaf detailing
- Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, and smooth
- The profiles should be miter-cut at a 45-degree angle using a miter saw for perfect corner joints
- For installation, apply a continuous bead of Polure Polfix adhesive along the bonding channels on the back; silicone-based adhesives must not be used
- In addition to the adhesive, mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory to support the product's weight and prevent slippage
- Fill screw heads and joints with a high-quality joint filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Although the product comes factory-primed, an additional coat of primer can be optionally applied to satisfy paint manufacturers' system warranties
- Finally, apply at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior applications, a UV-resistant exterior paint must be used
- Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details
- For interiors, accumulated dust can be easily wiped away with a slightly damp, soft cloth or microfiber duster
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals, acidic solvents, or stiff brushes during cleaning, as they may damage the paint
- For exterior applications, inspect the paint condition annually and repaint with UV-resistant paint if fading has occurred due to sunlight and weather exposure
- Any minor dents or cracks caused by physical impacts can be easily repaired with joint filler, localized sanding, and a fresh coat of paint
Can the P81166 cornice model be used on exterior facades?
Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details. This makes it ideal for exterior decorations, under-eave details, and mid-floor moldings. However, for outdoor applications, it is mandatory to apply a UV-resistant exterior paint to protect it from yellowing caused by sunlight.
Which adhesive should I use during installation?
To ensure a secure and long-lasting bond, you should use the specially developed Polure Polfix adhesive. Silicone or standard fillers should not be used as they do not provide sufficient strength. Additionally, mechanically securing the profiles to the wall and ceiling with screws is mandatory for installation safety.
Can the product be used directly without painting?
The products are shipped factory-primed in white. However, this primer is not a final coat; it only prepares the surface for painting. If left unpainted, polyurethane can yellow over time due to UV exposure. Therefore, we highly recommend applying at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint after installation.
What are its advantages compared to plaster cornices?
Plaster cornices are highly fragile and can crumble over time due to moisture absorption. In contrast, the P81166 is extremely lightweight despite its high rigidity, meaning it won't crack or break during installation. Since it is moisture-resistant, it can be used in wet areas like bathrooms while helping prevent crumbling. Additionally, its pattern details are much sharper and smoother compared to plaster.
Does the product require an additional coat of primer?
The factory-applied primer helps the topcoat adhere to the surface. However, paint manufacturers do not guarantee paint jobs done without their own primers. Therefore, while an additional coat of primer is not mandatory, it is entirely optional and depends on customer preference and the recommendations of the paint brand used.
Similar Products(Patterned Cornice Mouldings)
Designed for grand ceiling transitions and majestic wall finishes, the P81166 is a high-profile decorative element that adds depth to the junction where walls and ceilings meet. With its 20 cm projection and 20 cm height, it offers the perfect scale for spacious living rooms, high-ceilinged lobbies, and grand building facades. It creates a distinct border along the upper corners of spaces without the weight and fragility of traditional building materials.
Manufactured from rigid polyurethane raw material, this profile features a density of 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³), making it as durable as wood yet exceptionally lightweight. Its length of 239.4 cm minimizes the number of joints during installation, ensuring a seamless, smooth finish. Thanks to its closed-cell structure, it is fully resistant to water and moisture; this prevents warping or swelling in wet areas like bathrooms while allowing for durable outdoor facade applications.
Looking at its visual design, the profile stands out with its elegant diamond-patterned cross-lattice motifs running along the main body. This detailed relief carving infuses ceiling corners with a dynamic, textured character. The clean, straight lines of the upper and lower borders balance the central pattern, creating a harmonious transition. Thanks to the sharp lines achieved through advanced molding technology, the interplay of light and shadow on the motifs remains striking at any time of day.
Offering versatile applications, this crown molding is ideal for both interior spaces and exterior facades when protected with appropriate outdoor paints. It is commonly used to seamlessly bridge wall-to-ceiling transitions in large living rooms, villa entrances, hotel corridors, and classic restaurant designs. Architects also frequently incorporate it into projects to add depth to facades as under-eave decorations or mid-floor molding finishes.
Compared to plaster alternatives, installation is incredibly practical, with a reduced risk of cracking or crumbling. It is secured to a dry surface by applying Polure Polfix adhesive and mechanically fastening it with screws. While the factory-applied white primer prepares the surface for the final coat, applying an extra primer coat is optional and depends on user preference or paint manufacturer warranty conditions. It can be painted with water-based or synthetic paints; however, UV-protected paints are mandatory for outdoor applications.
- This wide-profile cornice is designed to provide a decorative transition at wall-to-ceiling junctions
- Indoors, it is used to define ceiling borders, particularly in high-ceilinged living rooms, wide corridors, hotel lobbies, luxury restaurants, and historic mansion restorations
- Thanks to its high moisture resistance, it can be safely used in humid areas like bathrooms and kitchens
- Externally, it serves as a crowning element under villa eaves, at floor separation lines, or in pediment designs above windows
- With its generous 200x200 mm cross-section, it perfectly conceals structural flaws on walls and ceilings, utility cables, or uneven plaster transitions
- It is ideal for creating a harmonious frame with central ceiling medallions in classic, neo-classic, and avant-garde architectural styles
- Additionally, it can function as a valance behind hidden light strips for indirect lighting designs
- Its broad surface provides an excellent canvas for distress painting techniques or gold leaf detailing
- Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, and smooth
- The profiles should be miter-cut at a 45-degree angle using a miter saw for perfect corner joints
- For installation, apply a continuous bead of Polure Polfix adhesive along the bonding channels on the back; silicone-based adhesives must not be used
- In addition to the adhesive, mechanical fastening with screws is mandatory to support the product's weight and prevent slippage
- Fill screw heads and joints with a high-quality joint filler
- Once dry, smooth the surface using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Although the product comes factory-primed, an additional coat of primer can be optionally applied to satisfy paint manufacturers' system warranties
- Finally, apply at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior applications, a UV-resistant exterior paint must be used
- Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details
- For interiors, accumulated dust can be easily wiped away with a slightly damp, soft cloth or microfiber duster
- Avoid using abrasive chemicals, acidic solvents, or stiff brushes during cleaning, as they may damage the paint
- For exterior applications, inspect the paint condition annually and repaint with UV-resistant paint if fading has occurred due to sunlight and weather exposure
- Any minor dents or cracks caused by physical impacts can be easily repaired with joint filler, localized sanding, and a fresh coat of paint
Can the P81166 cornice model be used on exterior facades?
Assess water and moisture exposure using the product technical data, surface finish and installation details. This makes it ideal for exterior decorations, under-eave details, and mid-floor moldings. However, for outdoor applications, it is mandatory to apply a UV-resistant exterior paint to protect it from yellowing caused by sunlight.
Which adhesive should I use during installation?
To ensure a secure and long-lasting bond, you should use the specially developed Polure Polfix adhesive. Silicone or standard fillers should not be used as they do not provide sufficient strength. Additionally, mechanically securing the profiles to the wall and ceiling with screws is mandatory for installation safety.
Can the product be used directly without painting?
The products are shipped factory-primed in white. However, this primer is not a final coat; it only prepares the surface for painting. If left unpainted, polyurethane can yellow over time due to UV exposure. Therefore, we highly recommend applying at least two coats of water-based or synthetic paint after installation.
What are its advantages compared to plaster cornices?
Plaster cornices are highly fragile and can crumble over time due to moisture absorption. In contrast, the P81166 is extremely lightweight despite its high rigidity, meaning it won't crack or break during installation. Since it is moisture-resistant, it can be used in wet areas like bathrooms while helping prevent crumbling. Additionally, its pattern details are much sharper and smoother compared to plaster.
Does the product require an additional coat of primer?
The factory-applied primer helps the topcoat adhere to the surface. However, paint manufacturers do not guarantee paint jobs done without their own primers. Therefore, while an additional coat of primer is not mandatory, it is entirely optional and depends on customer preference and the recommendations of the paint brand used.