Architectural Polyurethane Decor
Polure architectural polyurethane decor encompasses a complete range of exterior facade mouldings, interior crown cornices, column capitals, wall panels, and ceiling medallions. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these architectural elements offer wood-like mechanical durability and crisp relief sharpness while remaining lightweight. Featuring a closed-cell structure with water absorption under 1%, they are impervious to rain, humidity, rot, and insect attacks in any climate. Operating stably across -100 °C / +80 °C with Class B2 self-extinguishing fire safety, they arrive pre-coated in white acrylic primer. Installation is executed using continuous PU assembly adhesive, countersunk screws, and UV exterior paint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the core material benefits of Polure architectural polyurethane decor?
It features high density (150-220 kg/m³), wood-like impact resistance, zero rot or swelling, zero VOC emissions, and Class B2 fire safety.
Can architectural polyurethane decor be installed on exterior building facades?
Yes, with under 1% water absorption and temperature resistance from -100 °C / +80 °C, it withstands frost and rain. Exterior paint with UV protection is required.
How is Polure architectural polyurethane decor installed?
Apply continuous PU assembly adhesive to all wall contact points and joint edges (silicone is forbidden), then reinforce with mechanical screws.
What paint system should be used on polyurethane decor elements?
Use water-based, synthetic, or cellulosic paints after lightly sanding with 180-220 grit. Ensure topcoat brand matches the primer system brand.