


Polyurethane Rustic Wood Beam Model
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The P1981I polyurethane rustic faux wood beam is a premium architectural element designed to bring the warm, rugged aesthetic of traditional solid timber to modern spaces without the structural weight or installation difficulties. Emulating the deep texture of aged wood, this lightweight profile offers an excellent solution for architects, designers, and homeowners looking to create authentic rustic, country, or industrial interiors. It provides a realistic wood look that instantly adds depth, character, and historical charm to any ceiling configuration.
Engineered with a slender profile of 80 mm in width, 3000 mm in length, and 80 mm in height, this beam is perfect for creating elegant linear ceiling patterns. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-200 kg/m³), it matches the surface hardness of real wood while remaining exceptionally lightweight. Its closed-cell structure ensures a water absorption rate of less than 1%, making it completely resistant to moisture, rot, warping, and insect infestations. It operates flawlessly in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +80°C and possesses self-extinguishing safety properties.
Aesthetically, the P1981I showcases deep, organic wood grain patterns, lifelike weathering cracks, and rustic knot details that mimic natural timber. The product is shipped with a factory-applied primer coat, providing an ideal base for custom finishing. While the factory primer prepares the surface, we recommend consulting with your paint manufacturer regarding specific primer requirements to secure their paint warranty. You can easily apply water-based or synthetic paints and wood-stain effects to achieve rich oak, walnut, or charcoal tones.
This decorative beam is incredibly versatile, making it a popular choice for high-ceiling living rooms, rustic restaurant dining areas, cozy cafes, hotel lobbies, and alpine-style chalets. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. When used on exterior facades, pergolas, or under-eave areas, coating the beam with a high-quality, UV-resistant paint is mandatory to prevent natural yellowing and ensure long-lasting color stability.
Compared to heavy plaster or solid wood alternatives, this rigid polymer beam offers quick, cost-effective, and safe installation. It does not load the ceiling structures, making it safe for drywall surfaces. The installation process involves precise miter cuts, applying a high-quality polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive, securing the beam mechanically with screws, filling joint lines, and finishing with your chosen paint or stain technique.
- The P1981I decorative faux timber beam is highly versatile and fits seamlessly into various architectural styles
- In residential interiors, it is primarily used to build exposed ceiling grid systems in spacious living rooms, farm-style kitchens, or master bedrooms, offering the cozy feel of a mountain lodge or historical manor
- It can also be installed vertically to act as decorative wall posts or to frame doorways and fireplaces
- In commercial settings, such as traditional pubs, boutique hotels, and rustic restaurants, these beams are used to define cozy zones and add texture to expansive ceilings
- For outdoor projects, they are excellent for embellishing veranda ceilings, patio roofs, and exterior eaves, provided they are finished with a protective UV-resistant paint to withstand sunlight exposure
- Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, and structurally sound
- Measure the ceiling area and cut the beams to the required lengths, performing 45-degree miter joints at the corners if necessary
- Apply a generous bead of polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive along the contact edges of the beam
- Press the beam firmly onto the ceiling and secure it mechanically using screws to ensure safety and structural stability (do not use silicone adhesives)
- Fill the screw holes and any joints with a suitable polyurethane-compatible filler
- Once dry, sand the filled areas with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Apply an optional paint-specific primer if recommended by your paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of UV-resistant paint or faux-wood stain
- The P1981I beam requires virtually no maintenance compared to real wood
- It does not require periodic chemical treatments against termites, mold, or moisture decay
- For regular cleaning, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth or a feather duster
- Avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners or strong chemical solvents
- For outdoor applications, perform periodic visual checks on the paint coating and apply a fresh coat of UV-resistant paint if weathering or color fading is observed over the years
Matching decorative corbel and cap pieces for P1981I architectural profiles
Create a cohesive architectural look by pairing the P1981I profile with these matching elements. This set is fully compatible with P1981IK and P1981IKA models for seamless installation.
Frequently Used Together






























Similar Products(Ahşap Kiriş)
























The P1981I polyurethane rustic faux wood beam is a premium architectural element designed to bring the warm, rugged aesthetic of traditional solid timber to modern spaces without the structural weight or installation difficulties. Emulating the deep texture of aged wood, this lightweight profile offers an excellent solution for architects, designers, and homeowners looking to create authentic rustic, country, or industrial interiors. It provides a realistic wood look that instantly adds depth, character, and historical charm to any ceiling configuration.
Engineered with a slender profile of 80 mm in width, 3000 mm in length, and 80 mm in height, this beam is perfect for creating elegant linear ceiling patterns. Manufactured from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-200 kg/m³), it matches the surface hardness of real wood while remaining exceptionally lightweight. Its closed-cell structure ensures a water absorption rate of less than 1%, making it completely resistant to moisture, rot, warping, and insect infestations. It operates flawlessly in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +80°C and possesses self-extinguishing safety properties.
Aesthetically, the P1981I showcases deep, organic wood grain patterns, lifelike weathering cracks, and rustic knot details that mimic natural timber. The product is shipped with a factory-applied primer coat, providing an ideal base for custom finishing. While the factory primer prepares the surface, we recommend consulting with your paint manufacturer regarding specific primer requirements to secure their paint warranty. You can easily apply water-based or synthetic paints and wood-stain effects to achieve rich oak, walnut, or charcoal tones.
This decorative beam is incredibly versatile, making it a popular choice for high-ceiling living rooms, rustic restaurant dining areas, cozy cafes, hotel lobbies, and alpine-style chalets. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. When used on exterior facades, pergolas, or under-eave areas, coating the beam with a high-quality, UV-resistant paint is mandatory to prevent natural yellowing and ensure long-lasting color stability.
Compared to heavy plaster or solid wood alternatives, this rigid polymer beam offers quick, cost-effective, and safe installation. It does not load the ceiling structures, making it safe for drywall surfaces. The installation process involves precise miter cuts, applying a high-quality polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive, securing the beam mechanically with screws, filling joint lines, and finishing with your chosen paint or stain technique.
- The P1981I decorative faux timber beam is highly versatile and fits seamlessly into various architectural styles
- In residential interiors, it is primarily used to build exposed ceiling grid systems in spacious living rooms, farm-style kitchens, or master bedrooms, offering the cozy feel of a mountain lodge or historical manor
- It can also be installed vertically to act as decorative wall posts or to frame doorways and fireplaces
- In commercial settings, such as traditional pubs, boutique hotels, and rustic restaurants, these beams are used to define cozy zones and add texture to expansive ceilings
- For outdoor projects, they are excellent for embellishing veranda ceilings, patio roofs, and exterior eaves, provided they are finished with a protective UV-resistant paint to withstand sunlight exposure
- Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, and structurally sound
- Measure the ceiling area and cut the beams to the required lengths, performing 45-degree miter joints at the corners if necessary
- Apply a generous bead of polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive along the contact edges of the beam
- Press the beam firmly onto the ceiling and secure it mechanically using screws to ensure safety and structural stability (do not use silicone adhesives)
- Fill the screw holes and any joints with a suitable polyurethane-compatible filler
- Once dry, sand the filled areas with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Apply an optional paint-specific primer if recommended by your paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of UV-resistant paint or faux-wood stain
- The P1981I beam requires virtually no maintenance compared to real wood
- It does not require periodic chemical treatments against termites, mold, or moisture decay
- For regular cleaning, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth or a feather duster
- Avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners or strong chemical solvents
- For outdoor applications, perform periodic visual checks on the paint coating and apply a fresh coat of UV-resistant paint if weathering or color fading is observed over the years

