Baroque Scroll Decor
Polure baroque scroll decor elements bring classical grandeur and refined architectural detailing to wall panels, furniture surfaces, and ceiling surrounds. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), each scroll offers wood-like mechanical durability and crisp relief carving without adding heavy structural load to walls. The closed-cell material features a water absorption rate under 1%, protecting the decor from rot, swelling, mold, and insect damage in humid environments or outdoor facade applications. Rated B2 for fire safety, these scrolls withstand temperatures between -100 °C / +80 °C without shrinking or warping. Delivered with a factory-applied white acrylic primer, they prepare easily for paint. Secure installation requires continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive on contact faces supplemented by mechanical screws. Finish joints with acrylic filler and apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Polure baroque scroll decor crafted from?
Polure baroque scroll decor is produced from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), ensuring high impact resistance, lightweight handling, and a B2 fire rating.
Can baroque scroll decor be installed in bathrooms or outdoor spaces?
Yes. With water absorption below 1%, baroque scroll decor will not warp, swell, or rot when exposed to humidity or outdoor weather between -100 °C / +80 °C.
How should baroque scroll decor be mounted securely?
Apply a continuous bead of PU assembly adhesive on all contact edges and reinforce with countersunk screws. Fill screw holes with acrylic putty and sand smooth before painting.
Is silicone adhesive suitable for installing baroque scroll decor?
No. Silicone adhesive is strictly forbidden as it lacks the necessary structural bonding strength. Only polyurethane assembly adhesive paired with screws must be used.
What painting preparation is required for baroque scroll decor?
Lightly sand the factory white acrylic primer with 180-220 grit sandpaper to remove residue, then apply two coats of water-based, synthetic, or exterior paint.