Architects Ask, Polure Answers: Polyurethane Mouldings, Moisture and Installation

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Yes, Miss Murphy. What are we doing today? Today, we are answering questions, but this time, not questions from our customers, but questions from our architects.

Okay, let's hear them. Who is the first question from? Let's start with the questions prepared by Ms.

Bushra. Can the products be used in humid environments? The products are polyurethane-based products.

Since they do not harbor bacteria and fall into the plastic category, they can be used with peace of mind in humid environments or outdoors. Which materials can we use to attach the products to the wall or ceiling? As a professional recommendation, we prefer using polyurethane-based adhesives for these products.

Our own product, Porfix, consistently delivers positive results for this type of work. Next question: Can we produce curved, circular, and project-specific geometric designs? When it comes to circular designs, we first recommend that our followers check whether a solution can be found using ready-made products.

If we can make progress by researching our library or consulting with us before the project is finalized, it becomes an economical solution. For example, here we have a circular version of a standard molding, and we have dozens of these concave and convex products available in our library, depending on their sizes. At the same time, many of our products also come in flexible forms.

As long as the design allows, these can be used in projects by bending them both vertically and horizontally. When it comes to other custom reliefs, we can produce them from the polyurethane blocks we manufacture ourselves, based on designs sent to us, such as images or 3D models. Thank you, Mr.

Hassan. That was all for our questions.