Polyurethane Ionic Pilaster Capital, 11x21x15 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif, klasik detaylı yüzey |
| Color | White |
| 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 11 cm |
| Dimensions | 106 × 212 × 145 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
An Ionic pilaster capital is a decorative architectural element designed to finish the upper section of a pilaster with a balanced classical profile. P5015I50 adds a defined transition between the pilaster shaft and the surrounding wall or facade composition, making it suitable for refined interior detailing and coordinated exterior applications.
The capital is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell PU with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its dimensions are 11 x 21 x 15 cm, listed as width x length x height, giving the piece a compact scale for residential, hospitality and commercial pilaster layouts. The material remains dimensionally stable across -100 °C / +80 °C and has water absorption below 1%. It is also classified as self-extinguishing and difficult to ignite, with a B2 fire reaction classification.
The surface carries classical decorative detailing associated with an Ionic pilaster capital. Its balanced relief and symmetrical outline create a clear visual stop at the top of a pilaster without overwhelming the surrounding architecture. The white factory-primed finish can be coated in a selected water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the capital to match wall colours, facade schemes or contrasting architectural accents.
P5015I50 works above pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants and representative office interiors. It can frame a doorway, define a reception feature wall or complete a pilaster arrangement around a large opening. On villa facades and other exterior compositions, the capital can be used above decorative pilasters when the complete paint system is suitable for outdoor exposure. UV-resistant exterior paint is required outdoors because unpainted PU may yellow.
For installation, prepare a clean, dry, sound and dust-free surface. Check the product section before cutting, use a 45-degree mitre where the design requires it, and apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; use suitable plugs or additional support according to the substrate and project conditions. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply primer if selected, and finish with two paint coats. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid PU element is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Compared with timber or MDF, it offers stronger resistance to moisture, decay and insects while retaining fine moulded detail. P5015I50 is decorative rather than structural and must not be used as a load-bearing component. Its repairable, paintable surface supports long-term maintenance and colour changes.
- P5015I50 is intended for the upper termination of decorative pilasters, creating a clear architectural transition between the vertical shaft and the wall, opening or facade above it
- In a living room, it can frame a wide doorway or define a feature wall with paired pilasters
- In an entrance hall, the capital gives a compact pilaster arrangement a more complete proportion without requiring a large architectural footprint
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use it around reception areas, corridors or formal openings where classical detailing is appropriate
- On a villa facade, it can finish pilasters around the main entrance, terrace openings or selected window compositions
- Exterior use requires a complete outdoor paint system with UV resistance; the white factory-primed surface should not be left unpainted
- For stronger visual order, install matching capitals at the same elevation and align their centre lines before fixing
- The product is decorative and should be installed over a suitable backing or pilaster body rather than treated as a structural support
- Make the substrate clean, dry, sound, even and free from dust before positioning the capital
- Dry-fit the piece and confirm its section and orientation against the pilaster layout
- Where a meeting cut is required, use a precise 45-degree mitre
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the prepared rear surface, then press the capital into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, with plugs or additional support selected for the substrate, product weight and connection loads
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Fill visible joints and screw points with a suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, while an additional primer remains optional
- Paint manufacturers may decline warranty coverage when their own primer system is not used; Polure does not provide guarantees for paint selection or application
- Finish with two compatible paint coats
- Clean the painted capital with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents and cleaning products that could mark the coating or soften the filler at joints
- Do not scrape the relief with hard tools
- For exterior installations, inspect the paint film, joints and screw points periodically, particularly after severe weather
- Repair exposed filler or damaged coating with compatible exterior materials, then repaint the affected area
- The need for complete repainting depends on the selected paint system, exposure and building maintenance schedule
Can the P5015I50 Ionic pilaster capital be used outdoors?
Yes. The product is suitable for exterior decorative pilaster compositions when it is fully painted with a UV-resistant exterior coating. Unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight, so the factory-primed surface should receive a compatible paint system. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and consider the substrate, exposure and drainage conditions before installation. The capital is decorative only and does not carry structural loads.
How is the pilaster capital installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and sound surface, then check the product section and dry-fit the capital. Use a 45-degree mitre where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the piece with screws and suitable plugs. Silicone must not be used. Fill the joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, and apply an additional primer if required by the selected paint system. Finish with two compatible coats.
How durable is it, and what is its actual weight?
The rigid, closed-cell material has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, high dimensional stability and water absorption below 1%. Its service performance depends on correct fixing, paint selection and exposure. The exact item weight is not stated because it depends on the moulded volume, but the material is substantially lighter than plaster, concrete or solid timber. P5015I50 is a decorative component and must not be treated as load-bearing.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
The capital is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster-based alternatives. Compared with solid wood or MDF, its closed-cell structure provides better resistance to moisture, decay and insects while preserving moulded classical detail. It can be cut, filled, sanded and repainted on site. These advantages simplify decorative pilaster work, although the installation still requires appropriate adhesive, mandatory mechanical fixing and a suitable paint system.
What size is P5015I50, and which pilaster layouts suit it?
P5015I50 measures 11 x 21 x 15 cm, stated as width x length x height. Its compact dimensions suit decorative pilasters around doorways, feature walls, reception areas and facade openings where a defined upper detail is needed without a large projection. Before ordering several pieces, compare the capital dimensions with the pilaster shaft, wall scale and intended spacing. The piece should be aligned consistently across paired or repeated pilaster compositions.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
An Ionic pilaster capital is a decorative architectural element designed to finish the upper section of a pilaster with a balanced classical profile. P5015I50 adds a defined transition between the pilaster shaft and the surrounding wall or facade composition, making it suitable for refined interior detailing and coordinated exterior applications.
The capital is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell PU with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its dimensions are 11 x 21 x 15 cm, listed as width x length x height, giving the piece a compact scale for residential, hospitality and commercial pilaster layouts. The material remains dimensionally stable across -100 °C / +80 °C and has water absorption below 1%. It is also classified as self-extinguishing and difficult to ignite, with a B2 fire reaction classification.
The surface carries classical decorative detailing associated with an Ionic pilaster capital. Its balanced relief and symmetrical outline create a clear visual stop at the top of a pilaster without overwhelming the surrounding architecture. The white factory-primed finish can be coated in a selected water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the capital to match wall colours, facade schemes or contrasting architectural accents.
P5015I50 works above pilasters in entrance halls, living rooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants and representative office interiors. It can frame a doorway, define a reception feature wall or complete a pilaster arrangement around a large opening. On villa facades and other exterior compositions, the capital can be used above decorative pilasters when the complete paint system is suitable for outdoor exposure. UV-resistant exterior paint is required outdoors because unpainted PU may yellow.
For installation, prepare a clean, dry, sound and dust-free surface. Check the product section before cutting, use a 45-degree mitre where the design requires it, and apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive. Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; use suitable plugs or additional support according to the substrate and project conditions. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply primer if selected, and finish with two paint coats. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid PU element is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Compared with timber or MDF, it offers stronger resistance to moisture, decay and insects while retaining fine moulded detail. P5015I50 is decorative rather than structural and must not be used as a load-bearing component. Its repairable, paintable surface supports long-term maintenance and colour changes.
- P5015I50 is intended for the upper termination of decorative pilasters, creating a clear architectural transition between the vertical shaft and the wall, opening or facade above it
- In a living room, it can frame a wide doorway or define a feature wall with paired pilasters
- In an entrance hall, the capital gives a compact pilaster arrangement a more complete proportion without requiring a large architectural footprint
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use it around reception areas, corridors or formal openings where classical detailing is appropriate
- On a villa facade, it can finish pilasters around the main entrance, terrace openings or selected window compositions
- Exterior use requires a complete outdoor paint system with UV resistance; the white factory-primed surface should not be left unpainted
- For stronger visual order, install matching capitals at the same elevation and align their centre lines before fixing
- The product is decorative and should be installed over a suitable backing or pilaster body rather than treated as a structural support
- Make the substrate clean, dry, sound, even and free from dust before positioning the capital
- Dry-fit the piece and confirm its section and orientation against the pilaster layout
- Where a meeting cut is required, use a precise 45-degree mitre
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the prepared rear surface, then press the capital into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, with plugs or additional support selected for the substrate, product weight and connection loads
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Fill visible joints and screw points with a suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, while an additional primer remains optional
- Paint manufacturers may decline warranty coverage when their own primer system is not used; Polure does not provide guarantees for paint selection or application
- Finish with two compatible paint coats
- Clean the painted capital with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents and cleaning products that could mark the coating or soften the filler at joints
- Do not scrape the relief with hard tools
- For exterior installations, inspect the paint film, joints and screw points periodically, particularly after severe weather
- Repair exposed filler or damaged coating with compatible exterior materials, then repaint the affected area
- The need for complete repainting depends on the selected paint system, exposure and building maintenance schedule
Can the P5015I50 Ionic pilaster capital be used outdoors?
Yes. The product is suitable for exterior decorative pilaster compositions when it is fully painted with a UV-resistant exterior coating. Unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight, so the factory-primed surface should receive a compatible paint system. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and consider the substrate, exposure and drainage conditions before installation. The capital is decorative only and does not carry structural loads.
How is the pilaster capital installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and sound surface, then check the product section and dry-fit the capital. Use a 45-degree mitre where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the piece with screws and suitable plugs. Silicone must not be used. Fill the joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, and apply an additional primer if required by the selected paint system. Finish with two compatible coats.
How durable is it, and what is its actual weight?
The rigid, closed-cell material has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, high dimensional stability and water absorption below 1%. Its service performance depends on correct fixing, paint selection and exposure. The exact item weight is not stated because it depends on the moulded volume, but the material is substantially lighter than plaster, concrete or solid timber. P5015I50 is a decorative component and must not be treated as load-bearing.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
The capital is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster-based alternatives. Compared with solid wood or MDF, its closed-cell structure provides better resistance to moisture, decay and insects while preserving moulded classical detail. It can be cut, filled, sanded and repainted on site. These advantages simplify decorative pilaster work, although the installation still requires appropriate adhesive, mandatory mechanical fixing and a suitable paint system.
What size is P5015I50, and which pilaster layouts suit it?
P5015I50 measures 11 x 21 x 15 cm, stated as width x length x height. Its compact dimensions suit decorative pilasters around doorways, feature walls, reception areas and facade openings where a defined upper detail is needed without a large projection. Before ordering several pieces, compare the capital dimensions with the pilaster shaft, wall scale and intended spacing. The piece should be aligned consistently across paired or repeated pilaster compositions.