Entrance Door Surrounds
Entrance door surrounds and trims aesthetically define and highlight the main entryways of residential and commercial buildings using architectural elements like pediments, columns, pilasters, and architraves. Designed for exterior use around door frames, these decorative elements provide both protection and curb appeal. Compared to traditional wood or stone, polyurethane door surrounds are highly resistant to moisture, rain, UV rays, and impacts. Their lightweight structure ensures easy installation without adding weight to the door frame, preventing warping, rotting, or cracking over time. Manufactured by Polure from high-density polyurethane, these elements can be painted with any exterior paint, maintaining their shape for years while minimizing labor costs and installation time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are polyurethane door surrounds weather-resistant?
Yes, polyurethane is highly resistant to water, moisture, and UV rays. Unlike wood, it will not swell, rot, warp, or decay over time.
Which polyurethane products are used for entrance door decoration?
Typically, polyurethane pediments, pilasters, side columns, architraves, and decorative brackets are used to decorate door surrounds.