Polyurethane 15x15x240 cm Fluted Pilaster Column
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve pürüzsüz astarlı yüzey |
| Color | White (Primer Coated) |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³) |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Diameter | Ø 15 cm |
| Dimensions | 150 × 150 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Fluted pilaster columns are decorative architectural elements used to frame walls, openings and facades without functioning as structural supports. The P5015 combines a vertical fluted profile with a smooth, factory-primed surface, creating a defined architectural rhythm around entrances, halls and feature walls.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the P5015 measures 15 x 15 x 240 cm. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, offering a practical balance between firm surface character and manageable handling. Closed-cell construction keeps water absorption below 1%, while the stated temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C supports dimensional stability in demanding interior and exterior applications. The element is decorative only and must not be treated as load-bearing.
The compact 15 cm square section creates a vertical accent without taking excessive floor or wall space. Evenly spaced grooves catch changes in light and shadow, while the smooth primed areas provide a controlled base for the final coating. The white factory-primed finish can be painted with water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the pilaster to coordinate with plaster, stone, timber or contemporary colour schemes.
Use the P5015 beside a main entrance, at the ends of a hallway, around an interior opening, or as a paired feature in a living room or hotel lobby. On a villa facade, it can frame doors and windows or emphasise a recessed bay. In an office or restaurant, repeated pilasters can divide wall sections and establish a measured visual layout. Exterior use requires UV-resistant paint. The product remains a decorative cladding element and does not replace a structural column.
Installation begins with a clean, dry substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45° mitre, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and add mechanical screws where required; mechanical fixing is mandatory. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply primer as selected, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is lighter and less prone to breakage. Compared with timber, it resists moisture and decay while remaining suitable for filling, sanding, repainting and local repair.
The P5015 is suitable when a precise fluted line, compact 15 x 15 cm footprint and full 240 cm height are required in one decorative element. Its factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but the final coating system remains the applicator's responsibility. Paint manufacturers may not warrant surfaces finished without their specified primer, so an additional primer coat is optional and should be selected by the customer. Polure does not provide a guarantee for paints used on the product.
- The P5015 fluted pilaster suits vertical framing where a full-height architectural line is needed without a wide footprint
- Place matching pieces on both sides of a villa entrance, around a doorway or across a facade bay to create a measured border
- Indoors, use a pair to define a living-room feature wall, the ends of a corridor, a bedroom headboard composition or the approach to a staircase
- In a hotel lobby, office reception or restaurant, repeated pilasters can divide wall sections while preserving a coherent sightline
- The 15 x 15 cm section works well where circulation space is limited, and the 240 cm length is suited to tall wall zones
- Align additional elements carefully if a larger height must be continued visually
- Side lighting helps the flutes create visible depth through changing highlights and shadows
- For exterior work, select UV-resistant paint and seal joints and screw points with exterior filler
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate before positioning the P5015
- Check the vertical layout, mark the cut lines, and use a 45° mitre for adjoining sections where corners require it
- Bond the pilaster with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; do not use silicone adhesive
- Mechanical screw fixing is mandatory, with suitable support and plugs selected for the substrate and profile condition
- Keep fixings aligned and do not treat the decorative element as load-bearing
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler
- After curing according to the adhesive and filler instructions, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply an additional primer if required by the selected paint system, and apply two finish coats
- Exterior installations require UV-resistant paint and careful sealing of exposed joints
- Clean the P5015 with a soft cloth lightly dampened with water
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and harsh chemical cleaners, as they may mark the painted or primed surface
- Dust the flutes with a soft brush so residue does not collect in the grooves
- Inspect exterior joints, screw points and painted areas periodically, particularly after severe weather
- If the coating is damaged, clean the area, repair it with compatible filler where needed, sand locally and repaint with a suitable water-based or synthetic system
- Any additional primer should follow the paint manufacturer's specification
- Polure does not guarantee paints applied to the product
Can P5015 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5015 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative use when installed on a clean, dry and appropriate substrate. On a villa facade, it can frame an entrance, door or window grouping, but it is not a structural column and must not carry building loads. Use UV-resistant paint outdoors, and close joints and screw points with exterior filler. The factory-primed face is prepared for painting; an additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's system should determine whether it is required for warranty purposes.
How is the fluted pilaster installed and painted?
Set out the vertical position, cut junctions with a 45° mitre, and bond the piece with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive. Do not use silicone adhesive. Mechanical screw fixing is mandatory, with substrate-appropriate plugs and support. Fill joints and screw heads, sand with 180-220 grit paper, then follow the selected coating system. Apply primer when required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Outdoor applications require UV-resistant paint.
Is P5015 heavy, and how long can it last?
The rigid closed-cell profile is designed to be lighter than comparable plaster, stone or solid timber decoration while retaining a firm surface. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, and its 15 x 15 x 240 cm format creates a tall, compact element. Service life depends on correct fixing, joint treatment, paint selection and maintenance. Closed-cell construction limits water absorption to below 1%, while the material remains decorative rather than load-bearing. Inspect exterior coatings and joints periodically to preserve the finished appearance.
What advantages does it have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is easier to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during fitting. Compared with wood, it avoids the same concern about moisture-related decay, and its closed-cell structure limits water absorption. The fluted detail is formed consistently, while the surface can be filled, sanded, primed and repainted. These advantages do not remove the need for correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing, suitable paint and periodic inspection, especially on exterior walls.
Can the white primed surface be changed to another colour?
Yes. The white factory primer provides a prepared surface for water-based or synthetic paint, so the P5015 can coordinate with the surrounding wall or facade. Colour selection, primer compatibility and the number of coats should follow the paint manufacturer's instructions. An extra primer coat is optional rather than automatically unnecessary: some manufacturers do not warrant paint applied without their own primer. For outdoor use, the chosen finish must be UV resistant. Polure does not guarantee paints used on the product.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Fluted pilaster columns are decorative architectural elements used to frame walls, openings and facades without functioning as structural supports. The P5015 combines a vertical fluted profile with a smooth, factory-primed surface, creating a defined architectural rhythm around entrances, halls and feature walls.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the P5015 measures 15 x 15 x 240 cm. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, offering a practical balance between firm surface character and manageable handling. Closed-cell construction keeps water absorption below 1%, while the stated temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C supports dimensional stability in demanding interior and exterior applications. The element is decorative only and must not be treated as load-bearing.
The compact 15 cm square section creates a vertical accent without taking excessive floor or wall space. Evenly spaced grooves catch changes in light and shadow, while the smooth primed areas provide a controlled base for the final coating. The white factory-primed finish can be painted with water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the pilaster to coordinate with plaster, stone, timber or contemporary colour schemes.
Use the P5015 beside a main entrance, at the ends of a hallway, around an interior opening, or as a paired feature in a living room or hotel lobby. On a villa facade, it can frame doors and windows or emphasise a recessed bay. In an office or restaurant, repeated pilasters can divide wall sections and establish a measured visual layout. Exterior use requires UV-resistant paint. The product remains a decorative cladding element and does not replace a structural column.
Installation begins with a clean, dry substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45° mitre, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and add mechanical screws where required; mechanical fixing is mandatory. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply primer as selected, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is lighter and less prone to breakage. Compared with timber, it resists moisture and decay while remaining suitable for filling, sanding, repainting and local repair.
The P5015 is suitable when a precise fluted line, compact 15 x 15 cm footprint and full 240 cm height are required in one decorative element. Its factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but the final coating system remains the applicator's responsibility. Paint manufacturers may not warrant surfaces finished without their specified primer, so an additional primer coat is optional and should be selected by the customer. Polure does not provide a guarantee for paints used on the product.
- The P5015 fluted pilaster suits vertical framing where a full-height architectural line is needed without a wide footprint
- Place matching pieces on both sides of a villa entrance, around a doorway or across a facade bay to create a measured border
- Indoors, use a pair to define a living-room feature wall, the ends of a corridor, a bedroom headboard composition or the approach to a staircase
- In a hotel lobby, office reception or restaurant, repeated pilasters can divide wall sections while preserving a coherent sightline
- The 15 x 15 cm section works well where circulation space is limited, and the 240 cm length is suited to tall wall zones
- Align additional elements carefully if a larger height must be continued visually
- Side lighting helps the flutes create visible depth through changing highlights and shadows
- For exterior work, select UV-resistant paint and seal joints and screw points with exterior filler
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate before positioning the P5015
- Check the vertical layout, mark the cut lines, and use a 45° mitre for adjoining sections where corners require it
- Bond the pilaster with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive; do not use silicone adhesive
- Mechanical screw fixing is mandatory, with suitable support and plugs selected for the substrate and profile condition
- Keep fixings aligned and do not treat the decorative element as load-bearing
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler
- After curing according to the adhesive and filler instructions, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply an additional primer if required by the selected paint system, and apply two finish coats
- Exterior installations require UV-resistant paint and careful sealing of exposed joints
- Clean the P5015 with a soft cloth lightly dampened with water
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and harsh chemical cleaners, as they may mark the painted or primed surface
- Dust the flutes with a soft brush so residue does not collect in the grooves
- Inspect exterior joints, screw points and painted areas periodically, particularly after severe weather
- If the coating is damaged, clean the area, repair it with compatible filler where needed, sand locally and repaint with a suitable water-based or synthetic system
- Any additional primer should follow the paint manufacturer's specification
- Polure does not guarantee paints applied to the product
Can P5015 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5015 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative use when installed on a clean, dry and appropriate substrate. On a villa facade, it can frame an entrance, door or window grouping, but it is not a structural column and must not carry building loads. Use UV-resistant paint outdoors, and close joints and screw points with exterior filler. The factory-primed face is prepared for painting; an additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's system should determine whether it is required for warranty purposes.
How is the fluted pilaster installed and painted?
Set out the vertical position, cut junctions with a 45° mitre, and bond the piece with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive. Do not use silicone adhesive. Mechanical screw fixing is mandatory, with substrate-appropriate plugs and support. Fill joints and screw heads, sand with 180-220 grit paper, then follow the selected coating system. Apply primer when required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Outdoor applications require UV-resistant paint.
Is P5015 heavy, and how long can it last?
The rigid closed-cell profile is designed to be lighter than comparable plaster, stone or solid timber decoration while retaining a firm surface. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, and its 15 x 15 x 240 cm format creates a tall, compact element. Service life depends on correct fixing, joint treatment, paint selection and maintenance. Closed-cell construction limits water absorption to below 1%, while the material remains decorative rather than load-bearing. Inspect exterior coatings and joints periodically to preserve the finished appearance.
What advantages does it have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is easier to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during fitting. Compared with wood, it avoids the same concern about moisture-related decay, and its closed-cell structure limits water absorption. The fluted detail is formed consistently, while the surface can be filled, sanded, primed and repainted. These advantages do not remove the need for correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing, suitable paint and periodic inspection, especially on exterior walls.
Can the white primed surface be changed to another colour?
Yes. The white factory primer provides a prepared surface for water-based or synthetic paint, so the P5015 can coordinate with the surrounding wall or facade. Colour selection, primer compatibility and the number of coats should follow the paint manufacturer's instructions. An extra primer coat is optional rather than automatically unnecessary: some manufacturers do not warrant paint applied without their own primer. For outdoor use, the chosen finish must be UV resistant. Polure does not guarantee paints used on the product.