Polyurethane Decorative Material Ribbed Pilaster 20x20x240 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu |
| Color | Belirtilmemiş; boyanabilir |
| Density | Belirtilmemiş |
| 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 20 cm |
| Dimensions | 200 × 200 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
P5020 Ribbed Pilaster is a vertical architectural cladding element made from polyurethane decorative material for framing columns, entrances and facade compositions. Its 20 x 20 x 240 cm format creates a tall, strongly proportioned profile that can be used as a decorative pilaster rather than a structural column. The product is intended to add depth and classical rhythm to walls, openings and existing structural supports.
The pilaster is produced from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. This combination provides a lightweight profile with a firm surface and good dimensional stability. The material tolerates temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss, while water absorption remains below 1%. It is resistant to moisture-related deterioration and does not behave like plaster, which may chip or crack more easily during handling. The product is decorative and must not be treated as a load-bearing element.
The defining visual feature of P5020 is its ribbed surface: repeating vertical grooves run along the full height, creating a measured play of light and shadow. The 20 cm square section gives the profile enough visual presence for broad entrance walls, while the 240 cm height supports floor-to-ceiling compositions. The factory-primed surface is ready for a selected water-based or synthetic coating. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty when their own primer system is not used; Polure does not provide a guarantee for paint systems.
In interiors, the pilaster can frame a doorway, mark the transition between a salon and entrance hall, or create vertical emphasis beside a fireplace surround, reception desk or hotel lobby opening. In bedrooms and living rooms, paired pilasters can define a feature wall without taking the role of a structural column. Outdoors, the product can decorate villa entrances, covered terraces, commercial facades and column surrounds when finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. It can also be combined visually with horizontal cornices or string courses, provided the supporting construction is designed separately.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sound surface. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where corner joints require it, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing. Use suitable plugs and additional support where the substrate or profile arrangement requires it. Fill joints and screw points with appropriate filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system when preferred, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane profile is easier to handle and less prone to breakage during installation. Unlike timber or MDF, it is not vulnerable to rot or ordinary moisture exposure, while its moulded grooves preserve a consistent decorative pattern. P5020 offers a practical way to introduce vertical architectural detailing, with a surface that can be repaired, sanded and repainted during the life of the interior or facade scheme.
- P5020 is designed for vertical architectural emphasis in both interiors and exteriors
- In a living room, install paired pilasters on either side of a doorway, media wall or fireplace composition to create a clear vertical frame
- In an entrance hall, the 240 cm height works well beside doors or along a transition between reception zones
- Bedrooms can use the ribbed profile around a feature wall or upholstered headboard, while hotels, offices and restaurants can apply it around lobby openings, reception desks and dining areas
- For villa facades, the pilaster can frame entrances, terrace openings or existing decorative columns; use UV-resistant exterior paint for outdoor exposure
- The 20 cm square section is suitable for medium and generously scaled walls, and several elements may be visually aligned in a larger composition
- P5020 is decorative only, so any structural column or support behind it must remain independently engineered
- Pairing the vertical grooves with a horizontal cornice, string course or capital detail can help organize a facade without adding heavy masonry
- Prepare the substrate so it is clean, dry, stable and free from dust or loose coating
- Measure the layout carefully and make 45-degree mitre cuts at corners where required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the pilaster, position it accurately, and add screws with suitable plugs as mandatory mechanical fixing
- Use additional mechanical support when the substrate, profile arrangement or installation height calls for it
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Fill joints and screw heads with suitable filler, then sand the repaired areas with 180-220 grit abrasive
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; an additional primer is optional and should follow the selected paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior work, seal joints and fixing points with exterior-grade filler and use UV-resistant paint
- Clean the painted surface with a soft, damp cloth and mild cleaning solution
- Avoid abrasive powders, hard brushes, aggressive solvents and chemicals that may mark the coating or soften repaired joints
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, for coating damage or movement in the supporting surface
- If repainting is required, remove loose paint, repair surface defects, sand carefully and follow the chosen paint manufacturer's preparation instructions
- The polyurethane profile can be filled, sanded and repainted, but the durability of the visible finish depends on the paint system and the level of environmental exposure
Can the P5020 ribbed pilaster be used outdoors?
Yes. P5020 can be used for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, covered terraces, facade openings and existing column surrounds. The pilaster itself is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane and has water absorption below 1%, but the complete exterior system also depends on correct fixing, joint treatment and paint selection. Use UV-resistant exterior paint, and close joints and screw points with suitable exterior filler. The product is decorative and does not replace a structural column or other load-bearing support.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Install the profile on a clean, dry and sound surface. Make 45-degree mitre cuts where corner joints require them, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the element with screws and suitable plugs as mandatory mechanical fixing. Fill and sand joints with 180-220 grit abrasive. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while an additional primer remains optional. Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
How durable is P5020, and what is its weight?
P5020 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It tolerates temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss and has water absorption below 1%. These values support stable decorative performance when the product is correctly installed and coated. An exact item weight is not specified for this SKU, so it should not be estimated. The profile has its own weight and fixing loads; the substrate and mechanical connections must be assessed during installation.
What advantages does polyurethane have over plaster or timber?
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during transport and fitting. Compared with timber or MDF, it offers better resistance to ordinary moisture exposure and does not rot like organic material. The moulded ribbed surface provides repeatable grooves and can be filled, sanded and repainted if necessary. It remains a decorative cladding element rather than a structural component, so any supporting column or frame must be provided independently.
Can the ribbed surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface is prepared for a water-based or synthetic paint system, allowing the pilaster to be coordinated with walls, doors, facade elements or other architectural trim. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not guarantee a finish when their own primer is not used; Polure does not guarantee the selected paint system. For exterior applications, use UV-resistant paint and prepare joints and fixing points with suitable exterior filler before coating.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
P5020 Ribbed Pilaster is a vertical architectural cladding element made from polyurethane decorative material for framing columns, entrances and facade compositions. Its 20 x 20 x 240 cm format creates a tall, strongly proportioned profile that can be used as a decorative pilaster rather than a structural column. The product is intended to add depth and classical rhythm to walls, openings and existing structural supports.
The pilaster is produced from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. This combination provides a lightweight profile with a firm surface and good dimensional stability. The material tolerates temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss, while water absorption remains below 1%. It is resistant to moisture-related deterioration and does not behave like plaster, which may chip or crack more easily during handling. The product is decorative and must not be treated as a load-bearing element.
The defining visual feature of P5020 is its ribbed surface: repeating vertical grooves run along the full height, creating a measured play of light and shadow. The 20 cm square section gives the profile enough visual presence for broad entrance walls, while the 240 cm height supports floor-to-ceiling compositions. The factory-primed surface is ready for a selected water-based or synthetic coating. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty when their own primer system is not used; Polure does not provide a guarantee for paint systems.
In interiors, the pilaster can frame a doorway, mark the transition between a salon and entrance hall, or create vertical emphasis beside a fireplace surround, reception desk or hotel lobby opening. In bedrooms and living rooms, paired pilasters can define a feature wall without taking the role of a structural column. Outdoors, the product can decorate villa entrances, covered terraces, commercial facades and column surrounds when finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. It can also be combined visually with horizontal cornices or string courses, provided the supporting construction is designed separately.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sound surface. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where corner joints require it, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing. Use suitable plugs and additional support where the substrate or profile arrangement requires it. Fill joints and screw points with appropriate filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system when preferred, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane profile is easier to handle and less prone to breakage during installation. Unlike timber or MDF, it is not vulnerable to rot or ordinary moisture exposure, while its moulded grooves preserve a consistent decorative pattern. P5020 offers a practical way to introduce vertical architectural detailing, with a surface that can be repaired, sanded and repainted during the life of the interior or facade scheme.
- P5020 is designed for vertical architectural emphasis in both interiors and exteriors
- In a living room, install paired pilasters on either side of a doorway, media wall or fireplace composition to create a clear vertical frame
- In an entrance hall, the 240 cm height works well beside doors or along a transition between reception zones
- Bedrooms can use the ribbed profile around a feature wall or upholstered headboard, while hotels, offices and restaurants can apply it around lobby openings, reception desks and dining areas
- For villa facades, the pilaster can frame entrances, terrace openings or existing decorative columns; use UV-resistant exterior paint for outdoor exposure
- The 20 cm square section is suitable for medium and generously scaled walls, and several elements may be visually aligned in a larger composition
- P5020 is decorative only, so any structural column or support behind it must remain independently engineered
- Pairing the vertical grooves with a horizontal cornice, string course or capital detail can help organize a facade without adding heavy masonry
- Prepare the substrate so it is clean, dry, stable and free from dust or loose coating
- Measure the layout carefully and make 45-degree mitre cuts at corners where required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the pilaster, position it accurately, and add screws with suitable plugs as mandatory mechanical fixing
- Use additional mechanical support when the substrate, profile arrangement or installation height calls for it
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Fill joints and screw heads with suitable filler, then sand the repaired areas with 180-220 grit abrasive
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting; an additional primer is optional and should follow the selected paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior work, seal joints and fixing points with exterior-grade filler and use UV-resistant paint
- Clean the painted surface with a soft, damp cloth and mild cleaning solution
- Avoid abrasive powders, hard brushes, aggressive solvents and chemicals that may mark the coating or soften repaired joints
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, for coating damage or movement in the supporting surface
- If repainting is required, remove loose paint, repair surface defects, sand carefully and follow the chosen paint manufacturer's preparation instructions
- The polyurethane profile can be filled, sanded and repainted, but the durability of the visible finish depends on the paint system and the level of environmental exposure
Can the P5020 ribbed pilaster be used outdoors?
Yes. P5020 can be used for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, covered terraces, facade openings and existing column surrounds. The pilaster itself is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane and has water absorption below 1%, but the complete exterior system also depends on correct fixing, joint treatment and paint selection. Use UV-resistant exterior paint, and close joints and screw points with suitable exterior filler. The product is decorative and does not replace a structural column or other load-bearing support.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Install the profile on a clean, dry and sound surface. Make 45-degree mitre cuts where corner joints require them, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the element with screws and suitable plugs as mandatory mechanical fixing. Fill and sand joints with 180-220 grit abrasive. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while an additional primer remains optional. Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
How durable is P5020, and what is its weight?
P5020 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It tolerates temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss and has water absorption below 1%. These values support stable decorative performance when the product is correctly installed and coated. An exact item weight is not specified for this SKU, so it should not be estimated. The profile has its own weight and fixing loads; the substrate and mechanical connections must be assessed during installation.
What advantages does polyurethane have over plaster or timber?
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during transport and fitting. Compared with timber or MDF, it offers better resistance to ordinary moisture exposure and does not rot like organic material. The moulded ribbed surface provides repeatable grooves and can be filled, sanded and repainted if necessary. It remains a decorative cladding element rather than a structural component, so any supporting column or frame must be provided independently.
Can the ribbed surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface is prepared for a water-based or synthetic paint system, allowing the pilaster to be coordinated with walls, doors, facade elements or other architectural trim. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not guarantee a finish when their own primer is not used; Polure does not guarantee the selected paint system. For exterior applications, use UV-resistant paint and prepare joints and fixing points with suitable exterior filler before coating.