Modular Cladding
Polure modular cladding provides a sophisticated and flexible architectural system for interior and exterior wall transformations. Crafted from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these interlocking components deliver wood-like durability and impact resistance without adding heavy load to building structures. Featuring a closed-cell polymer structure with water absorption under 1%, the cladding will not rot, swell, warp, or support mold growth in high-moisture locations or exterior elements. Engineered to maintain stability between -100 °C / +80 °C, the system holds a B2 fire rating and is delivered factory-primed with white acrylic paint. Installation requires clean surfaces, precise miter cutting, continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive applied to contact lines, and screw securing. Holes and joints are finished with acrylic filler, sanded smooth, and coated with appropriate topcoat paint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Polure modular cladding resistant to moisture?
Polure modular cladding has a closed-cell polyurethane structure with water absorption under 1%, preventing rot, swelling, and mold growth.
What density and strength does Polure modular cladding feature?
It is manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), providing wood-like impact resistance at a light weight.
How is Polure modular cladding installed on walls?
Clean the wall, cut parts with a fine-tooth saw, apply continuous PU assembly adhesive on joints and rear surfaces, and fix with screws. Fill screw holes with filler, sand, and paint.
Is silicone adhesive permitted for mounting modular cladding?
No, silicone is forbidden because it lacks structural strength. High-performance polyurethane assembly adhesive combined with screws is mandatory.
What coating should be used on Polure modular cladding?
The cladding comes with a factory white acrylic primer. Indoor installations use water-based or synthetic paints; outdoor facades require elastic, UV-resistant paint.