Polyurethane Exterior Production & Installation
Polyurethane exterior production and installation is the process of shaping high-density polyurethane raw material in molds to transform it into facade profiles and mounting these products on the outer surfaces of buildings. It is used in both new building construction and the restoration or insulation of older facades. The produced polyurethane elements are very light compared to plaster, wood, or concrete counterparts, providing ease of transport and assembly. They are highly resistant to water, moisture, and physical impacts, ensuring they do not crack, peel, or swell on the exterior. The profiles can be easily cut and quickly mounted to the facade using polyurethane adhesives and mechanical anchors. The surface is manufactured pre-primed, ready for painting. During the production stage, high-pressure injection machinery is utilized, ensuring that the products have a homogenous density and premium quality standards. This precise manufacturing makes them the ideal choice for modern architectural designs that require long-lasting results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the production density of polyurethane exterior elements?
Polyurethane elements produced for exteriors generally have a density value between 180 and 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³).
How is polyurethane exterior installation done?
It is glued to the facade by applying special polyurethane adhesive mastics and then mechanically fixed with screws.
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