Polyurethane Beam Cover
Polure polyurethane beam covers conceal structural I-beams, wiring channels, and unsightly ceiling supports while adding authentic timber aesthetic to residential and commercial spaces. Precision-molded from real oak and pine timber masters using high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), these U-shaped decorative covers deliver rich wood grain detail without structural weight. Featuring a closed-cell polymer structure with water absorption under 1%, they will not warp, rot, swell, or attract woodworm in living rooms, kitchens, or humid pool halls. Operating reliably from -100 °C / +80 °C and rated B2 for fire safety, every beam cover comes factory-precoated with an acrylic technical primer. Installation is completed by securing wooden mounting cleats along the ceiling, applying continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive, and screwing the beam cover into position.
Frequently Asked Questions
What density material is used for Polure polyurethane beam covers?
They are molded from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), providing wood-like mechanical durability at a lightweight handle.
Can Polure beam covers be used to hide structural steel I-beams or wiring?
Yes, their hollow U-shaped interior design makes them ideal for enclosing structural steel I-beams, pipes, and electrical cables.
Do polyurethane beam covers rot or suffer from woodworm?
No. Molded from closed-cell polyurethane (water absorption <1%), they are completely immune to rot, mold, moisture, and woodworm.
How are polyurethane beam covers mounted to ceilings?
Attach wooden mounting blocks to the ceiling, apply continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive on contact edges, and screw the cover into the blocks. Silicone is forbidden.
What paint finish should be applied to polyurethane beam covers?
Covers come factory-primed and can be painted with acrylic interior paints or finished with specialized wood-stain glazes.