Classical Furniture Decals
Polure classical furniture decals add timeless architectural detail and refined artistry to cabinetry, doors, dressers, and decorative wall paneling. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these lightweight decorative elements combine wood-like mechanical durability with intricate relief detail. Featuring a closed-cell structure with water absorption under 1%, they will not rot, swell, warp, or attract insects in humid indoor environments like kitchens and bathrooms. Designed to remain stable across extreme temperature variations from -100 °C / +80 °C, each piece carries a B2 fire safety classification. Pre-primed with a factory white acrylic primer, they arrive ready for painting. Installation requires cleaning the surface, applying a continuous bead of polyurethane assembly adhesive, and securing with countersunk screws for maximum structural bond. Screw holes and seam joints are easily filled with acrylic putty and sanded before applying topcoat paint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is used to manufacture Polure classical furniture decals?
Polure classical furniture decals are produced using high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), offering wood-like impact strength and lightweight durability with a B2 fire rating.
Can classical furniture decals be used in high-humidity areas like bathrooms?
Yes. With a closed-cell structure and water absorption below 1%, classical furniture decals will not rot, swell, or mold when exposed to moisture.
How are classical furniture decals installed on wooden or composite surfaces?
Surface mounting involves applying continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive on all contact edges and securing with mechanical screws. Silicone is strictly forbidden as it lacks structural bonding strength.
Are classical furniture decals supplied pre-primed and ready to paint?
Yes. Each item is pre-coated with a technical white acrylic primer. Lightly sand with 180-220 grit paper before applying water-based, synthetic, or cellulosic topcoat paints.
How do you repair minor surface damage on classical furniture decals?
Minor scratches or screw holes can be filled with standard acrylic putty, sanded smooth with fine-grit sandpaper, and touched up with matching topcoat paint.