Frieze moulding Polure

Frieze moulding refers to wide relief-patterned decorative profiles applied as a horizontal band directly beneath ceiling crown moldings or along the upper portion of walls. In classic architecture, it is used to visually enrich ceiling-to-wall transitions and impart a monumental depth in the palace architecture style to structures. Manufactured from polyurethane material, frieze profiles are extremely lightweight compared to heavy plaster castings and minimize safety risks during installation. Because they are unaffected by humidity, moisture, and temperature fluctuations, joints do not open up and surface cracking does not occur. They can be mounted quickly to walls and ceilings using polyurethane adhesives. Their high-density structure provides impact resistance, and their smooth surface ensures even paint coverage.