Architectural Moldings
Polure architectural moldings offer classic framing and decorative elevation for ceilings, walls, cornices, and doorways. Produced from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these moldings feature wood-like mechanical durability while remaining light enough for effortless handling. Engineered with a closed-cell matrix and water absorption under 1%, they will not warp, swell, rot, or attract insects in humid rooms or exterior conditions. They retain dimensional stability from -100 °C / +80 °C and possess a B2 fire safety rating. Delivered pre-primed in white acrylic technical primer, they require cutting 45° miter joints with a fine-tooth saw, applying continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive on all contact surfaces, and securing with countersunk screws. Screw holes and seam joints are filled with acrylic filler and sanded smooth prior to applying elastic exterior or interior paints.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Polure architectural moldings produced from?
Polure architectural moldings are produced from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), delivering high impact resistance and B2 fire rating.
Can architectural moldings be installed on exterior facades?
Yes. With water absorption under 1% and thermal resistance from -100 °C / +80 °C, they perform exceptionally outdoors when finished with UV paint.
How are architectural moldings installed on walls and ceilings?
Cut 45° miters with a fine saw, apply continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive, and secure with screws. Fill screw heads with filler and sand before painting.
Is silicone adhesive permitted for installing architectural moldings?
No, silicone is strictly forbidden because it cannot form a permanent structural bond with high-density polyurethane.