Neoclassical Polyurethane Facade Production | Polure

Manufacturing classical elements is streamlined with neoclassical polyurethane facade production, which involves casting high-density liquid polyurethane raw materials into industrial molds to replicate antique architectural forms. During this manufacturing process, keystones of neoclassical design like window casings, string courses, column capitals, and cornices are created with high precision. Polyurethane components are highly lightweight compared to traditional plaster, concrete, or stone, preventing extra weight stress on building facades. The finished pieces demonstrate outstanding resistance to water, moisture, UV rays, and physical impacts, ensuring that no cracking, bubbling, warping, or flaking occurs on outdoor surfaces. Standardized factory-produced profiles feature a smooth primed surface that is ready for any exterior facade paint. Being easy to cut and quickly glued and anchored on site, they significantly lower installation times and labor costs on any construction site.