PU architrave molding
Polyurethane door and window architrave molding is a decorative framing element that surrounds door and window casings, closing the gaps at wall junction points and adding depth to the facade. It is used to provide an aesthetic finish on both interior room doors and exterior window edges. The biggest advantage of polyurethane material compared to wooden or plaster counterparts is that it is unaffected by moisture and water, avoiding swelling or rotting. Its impact-resistant hard structure maintains its form in heavy transition areas. It can be easily painted with water-based paints and since it does not expand, no cracking occurs at the joint seams. Produced at high density in industrial molds, these architraves are smoothly mounted using mastic and screwing methods.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is polyurethane architrave applied to doors and windows?
It is installed by directly fixing it to the wall or casing surface using special polyurethane adhesives and nails/screws.
Is polyurethane door architrave affected by water?
No, thanks to its waterproof structure, polyurethane material is strictly unaffected by moisture, water, and humidity, and will not rot.