Polyurethane Decorative Material Fluted Pilaster 10x20x240 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon malzemesi. |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu. |
| Color | Boyanabilir; teslim rengi belirtilmemiştir. |
| Density | Belirtilmemiştir. |
| 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 10 cm |
| Dimensions | 100 × 200 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Decorative Material P502050 is a fluted pilaster designed to give walls and facades the visual proportion of a classical column without functioning as a structural support. Its tall, narrow 10 x 20 x 240 cm profile is suited to vertical architectural framing, doorway compositions and feature-wall arrangements where a strong line is required.
The pilaster is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It combines low weight with a firm surface and high dimensional stability. Water absorption is below 1%, while the stated service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C. The material does not rot and is resistant to mould and freeze-thaw exposure when the complete finishing system is correctly selected. It is factory-primed for paint adhesion and can receive water-based or synthetic paint. For exterior use, UV-resistant paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow.
The defining visual feature is the vertical fluted surface, which creates a repeated rhythm of recessed grooves and raised lines. This relief catches light differently across the profile, helping a plain wall appear more structured without requiring a heavy stone or plaster element. The long 240 cm height works particularly well beside openings or across tall wall zones, while the 10 x 20 cm section gives the pilaster a clear presence without occupying excessive floor area.
Use the P502050 pilaster in entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors. It can frame a doorway, separate wall fields, accent a fireplace surround or create a symmetrical composition around a reception feature. On exterior architecture, suitable applications include villa entrances, porch walls and facade detailing. The pilaster is decorative only and must not be treated as a load-bearing column or used to replace a structural support.
Installation requires a clean, dry, sound and level substrate. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are needed, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with mechanical fixings as required; screws are mandatory for reliable fixation. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane construction is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike untreated wood, it is not vulnerable to rot or moisture-related deterioration, while it offers sharper decorative relief than EPS foam. The result is a repairable, paintable architectural element for projects that need classical vertical definition with manageable installation work.
- The P502050 fluted pilaster is intended for vertical decorative compositions in both interior spaces and painted exterior architecture
- In a living room, place matching pilasters on either side of a fireplace, media wall or wide opening to create a balanced frame
- In an entrance hall, use one or a symmetrical pair to emphasise the transition between spaces
- The 240 cm height suits tall walls, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances and retail interiors where a strong vertical rhythm is needed
- In bedrooms, the profile can define a headboard wall or separate a decorative panel arrangement
- Exterior applications include villa entrances, porch walls and facade sections around doors, provided the surface receives a UV-resistant exterior paint system
- Pilasters are decorative cladding elements, not structural columns
- Their 10 x 20 cm section offers visible relief while remaining suitable for relatively narrow wall zones
- Prepare a clean, dry, sound and level surface before positioning the P502050 pilaster
- Mark the vertical axis carefully, then cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints or returns are required
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive compatible with the substrate, press the pilaster into position, and use screws with suitable anchors for mechanical fixation; screws are mandatory
- Wider or more exposed arrangements may require additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- Apply primer when required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Clean the pilaster with a soft, lightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, hard brushes and solvents that may damage the painted or primed surface
- Inspect joints, screw points and exterior paint periodically, especially on facade applications exposed to strong sunlight or changing weather
- Repair surface damage with compatible filler, sand the area carefully and repaint with a suitable UV-resistant coating outdoors
- Unpainted polyurethane may yellow under UV exposure, so exterior finishing should not be left incomplete
Can the P502050 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P502050 is suitable for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, porch walls and facade framing. It must be securely fixed to a sound substrate and finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow in sunlight. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and does not carry structural loads, so it must not replace a concrete, steel or masonry column.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry and level surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical screw fixation. Use a 45-degree mitre for angled joints, fill joints and screw points, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive. Apply the primer system required by the paint manufacturer, then apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive should not be used.
Is the polyurethane pilaster lightweight and durable?
The rigid, closed-cell polyurethane has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, making it considerably easier to handle than plaster, concrete or solid stone. It has high dimensional stability, water absorption below 1% and a stated temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. Proper fixing and a suitable paint system are essential for long-term performance, particularly outdoors.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter and less likely to break during handling or installation. Compared with untreated wood, it resists rot and moisture-related deterioration. It also preserves a defined fluted relief without the weight of masonry-based alternatives. The surface can be filled, sanded, repainted and repaired, which supports future maintenance and colour changes.
Can the P502050 be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The pilaster arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for painting, and it can receive water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their recommended primer system. For exterior projects, use a UV-resistant coating and follow the paint supplier's application instructions.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Decorative Material P502050 is a fluted pilaster designed to give walls and facades the visual proportion of a classical column without functioning as a structural support. Its tall, narrow 10 x 20 x 240 cm profile is suited to vertical architectural framing, doorway compositions and feature-wall arrangements where a strong line is required.
The pilaster is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It combines low weight with a firm surface and high dimensional stability. Water absorption is below 1%, while the stated service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C. The material does not rot and is resistant to mould and freeze-thaw exposure when the complete finishing system is correctly selected. It is factory-primed for paint adhesion and can receive water-based or synthetic paint. For exterior use, UV-resistant paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow.
The defining visual feature is the vertical fluted surface, which creates a repeated rhythm of recessed grooves and raised lines. This relief catches light differently across the profile, helping a plain wall appear more structured without requiring a heavy stone or plaster element. The long 240 cm height works particularly well beside openings or across tall wall zones, while the 10 x 20 cm section gives the pilaster a clear presence without occupying excessive floor area.
Use the P502050 pilaster in entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors. It can frame a doorway, separate wall fields, accent a fireplace surround or create a symmetrical composition around a reception feature. On exterior architecture, suitable applications include villa entrances, porch walls and facade detailing. The pilaster is decorative only and must not be treated as a load-bearing column or used to replace a structural support.
Installation requires a clean, dry, sound and level substrate. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are needed, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with mechanical fixings as required; screws are mandatory for reliable fixation. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane construction is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike untreated wood, it is not vulnerable to rot or moisture-related deterioration, while it offers sharper decorative relief than EPS foam. The result is a repairable, paintable architectural element for projects that need classical vertical definition with manageable installation work.
- The P502050 fluted pilaster is intended for vertical decorative compositions in both interior spaces and painted exterior architecture
- In a living room, place matching pilasters on either side of a fireplace, media wall or wide opening to create a balanced frame
- In an entrance hall, use one or a symmetrical pair to emphasise the transition between spaces
- The 240 cm height suits tall walls, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances and retail interiors where a strong vertical rhythm is needed
- In bedrooms, the profile can define a headboard wall or separate a decorative panel arrangement
- Exterior applications include villa entrances, porch walls and facade sections around doors, provided the surface receives a UV-resistant exterior paint system
- Pilasters are decorative cladding elements, not structural columns
- Their 10 x 20 cm section offers visible relief while remaining suitable for relatively narrow wall zones
- Prepare a clean, dry, sound and level surface before positioning the P502050 pilaster
- Mark the vertical axis carefully, then cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints or returns are required
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive compatible with the substrate, press the pilaster into position, and use screws with suitable anchors for mechanical fixation; screws are mandatory
- Wider or more exposed arrangements may require additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- Apply primer when required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Clean the pilaster with a soft, lightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, hard brushes and solvents that may damage the painted or primed surface
- Inspect joints, screw points and exterior paint periodically, especially on facade applications exposed to strong sunlight or changing weather
- Repair surface damage with compatible filler, sand the area carefully and repaint with a suitable UV-resistant coating outdoors
- Unpainted polyurethane may yellow under UV exposure, so exterior finishing should not be left incomplete
Can the P502050 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P502050 is suitable for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, porch walls and facade framing. It must be securely fixed to a sound substrate and finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. Unpainted polyurethane may yellow in sunlight. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and does not carry structural loads, so it must not replace a concrete, steel or masonry column.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry and level surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical screw fixation. Use a 45-degree mitre for angled joints, fill joints and screw points, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive. Apply the primer system required by the paint manufacturer, then apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive should not be used.
Is the polyurethane pilaster lightweight and durable?
The rigid, closed-cell polyurethane has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, making it considerably easier to handle than plaster, concrete or solid stone. It has high dimensional stability, water absorption below 1% and a stated temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C. Proper fixing and a suitable paint system are essential for long-term performance, particularly outdoors.
What advantages does it offer over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, rigid polyurethane is lighter and less likely to break during handling or installation. Compared with untreated wood, it resists rot and moisture-related deterioration. It also preserves a defined fluted relief without the weight of masonry-based alternatives. The surface can be filled, sanded, repainted and repaired, which supports future maintenance and colour changes.
Can the P502050 be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The pilaster arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for painting, and it can receive water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their recommended primer system. For exterior projects, use a UV-resistant coating and follow the paint supplier's application instructions.