Architectural crown molding
Polyurethane architectural crown molding and cornice profiles are decorative profiles used to cover structural imperfections at wall and ceiling junction points and provide an aesthetic transition. Widely preferred in residential projects, hotels, offices, and all interiors requiring classical architectural details. Compared to plaster cornices, polyurethane profiles are extremely lightweight and do not add static loads to the building. Their impact-resistant structure prevents corners from breaking. Fully resistant to humidity, they can be used in kitchens and bathrooms without cracking. Easily cut and painted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is polyurethane crown molding profile?
They are lightweight and durable polyurethane profiles used at wall and ceiling junctions for aesthetic transitions.
Does polyurethane crown molding crack over time?
No, thanks to its flexible and moisture-resistant structure, it does not crack or flake over time like plaster cornices.