High density polyurethane Polure
High density polyurethane refers to a closed-cell, extra-durable raw material technology molded under high pressure, widely used in architectural decoration products. It is a premium-grade material engineered as a superior alternative to wood and plaster in the manufacturing of wall moldings, crown moldings, baseboards, columns, and exterior cladding elements. Thanks to its dense composition, it exhibits maximum resistance against impacts, dents, and scratches; it does not dent like wood or crumble like plaster. Because it is completely waterproof, it maintains its dimensional stability for decades even in demanding wet and humid environments such as bathrooms, kitchens, pool areas, and building facades. Its lightweight structure imposes no static load on buildings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is high density polyurethane?
It is a rigid architectural material molded under high pressure, featuring high resistance to impacts and water.
What is the difference between high density polyurethane and wood?
Unlike wood, it does not rot, warp, mold, or suffer insect damage from moisture, and offers higher impact resistance.