Classical Architecture Mouldings
Polure classical architecture mouldings bring grand historical aesthetics and crisp ornamental detail to residential and commercial building designs. Formulated from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these mouldings offer exceptional structural durability and impact resistance while remaining remarkably lightweight. Thanks to a non-porous, closed-cell physical matrix, water absorption remains strictly under 1%, preventing rotting, warping, expansion, or fungal growth even on damp exterior facades. Fire-rated B2 and resilient to extreme temperature conditions ranging from -100 °C / +80 °C, all profiles are factory pre-primed with white acrylic primer. Installation requires dual fastening using polyurethane assembly adhesive along contact edges and countersunk mechanical screws.
Frequently Asked Questions
What applications suit Polure classical architecture mouldings?
Polure classical architecture mouldings are ideal for exterior facade cornices, window surrounds, wall framing, entryways, and luxury interior ceilings.
What density material is used for classical architecture mouldings?
They are produced from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), ensuring high impact resistance and wood-like mechanical properties.
Are classical architecture mouldings resistant to weather and UV exposure?
Yes. Water absorption is under 1% and they tolerate -100 °C / +80 °C. Outdoor installations must be finished with UV-resistant facade paint.
How are classical architecture mouldings installed on walls?
Clean the surface, cut precision 45° miter joints using a fine-tooth saw, apply continuous PU assembly adhesive on all contact edges, and drive countersunk screws. Fill screw holes and joints with facade putty, sand, and paint.
Can silicone adhesive be used for classical architecture mouldings?
No, silicone adhesive is strictly forbidden because it lacks structural bonding power. Only polyurethane assembly adhesive paired with mechanical screws must be used.