Polyurethane Architectural Elements
Polure polyurethane architectural elements provide a high-performance alternative to gypsum plaster, natural stone, and real wood decor for interior and exterior building projects. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these architectural moldings, cornices, pilasters, corbels, and ceiling medallions deliver wood-like impact resistance and crisp relief details. Featuring a closed-cell structure with water absorption below 1%, they resist rot, mold, swelling, and weathering across temperature extremes from -100 °C / +80 °C with Class B2 fire safety. Delivered pre-primed with white acrylic primer, they install using continuous PU assembly adhesive and mechanical screws.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the core technical advantages of Polure polyurethane architectural elements?
They offer high density (150-220 kg/m³), wood-like durability, light weight, zero rot, 0 VOC emissions, and Class B2 self-extinguishing fire safety.
Can polyurethane architectural elements be used on exterior facades?
Yes, with under 1% water absorption and thermal stability from -100 °C / +80 °C, they withstand rain and frost. UV exterior paint must be applied.
How are polyurethane architectural elements installed on walls and ceilings?
Apply continuous PU assembly adhesive to all contact points (silicone is forbidden) and secure with countersunk mechanical screws.
What paint system is recommended for polyurethane elements?
Any water-based, synthetic, or cellulosic paint can be applied after lightly sanding the pre-primed surface with 180-220 grit.