Dentil Coving Profile
Polure dentil coving profiles bring neoclassical tooth-like architectural relief to ceiling-wall junctions in formal living rooms, dining chambers, and exterior rooflines. Molded from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these profiles combine delicate dentil detailing with superior impact toughness. Their closed-cell structural composition maintains water absorption below 1%, making them completely immune to moisture, humidity, rot, and mold, even in bathrooms or exterior eaves. Engineered to endure temperatures from -100 °C / +80 °C without warping or shrinking, they carry a certified B2 fire rating. Factory-pre-primed with a smooth white acrylic technical primer, installation requires clean surface preparation, fine-saw miter cutting, continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive, and mechanical screw fixings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is used in Polure dentil coving profiles?
Polure dentil coving profiles are manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), combining crisp detail, B2 fire rating, and lightweight handling.
Can dentil coving profiles be installed on exterior eaves?
Yes, water absorption is under 1% and they withstand -100 °C / +80 °C. Exterior installations require painting with UV-resistant exterior paint.
How do you install a dentil coving profile?
Cut 45° miters using a fine-tooth saw, apply continuous PU assembly adhesive on contact edges, and secure with countersunk screws. Silicone is forbidden.
Are dentil coving profiles resistant to bathroom steam and humidity?
Yes, their closed-cell structure prevents water absorption (<1%), making them completely rot-proof and mold-proof in humid areas.
What paint should be applied to dentil coving profiles?
They arrive pre-primed. Apply water-based or synthetic paints for indoor spaces, or UV-resistant exterior paint for outdoor eaves.