Exterior Facade Design
Exterior facade design involves cladding building exteriors with polyurethane jambs, cornices, columns, and panels for aesthetics, thermal insulation, and protection. These polyurethane exterior elements enhance architectural character while preventing thermal bridges due to their high-density structure. Highly resistant to harsh weather conditions like rain, snow, frost, and UV rays, they are much lighter than plaster, stone, or concrete alternatives, reducing structural load and speeding up installation. Resistant to cracking, peeling, or rotting, they lower long-term maintenance costs. Pre-primed surfaces can be painted in any color with exterior paints for long-lasting beauty.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is polyurethane preferred for exterior facade design?
It is lightweight, adding no extra load to the building. It offers excellent thermal insulation, resists moisture and UV rays, and does not crack over time.
Are polyurethane exterior cladding elements durable?
Yes, they are highly durable. Unlike plaster or concrete, they do not rot, peel, or crack, maintaining their original shape against harsh weather for years.