Polyurethane Pilaster Base Plinth 11 x 22 x 36 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Belirtilmemiş |
| 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 11 cm |
| Dimensions | 112 × 224 × 362 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
A polyurethane pilaster base plinth is a decorative architectural element designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster installation. Measuring 11 x 22 x 36 cm in width, depth and height, the P5020B50 creates a defined transition between the pilaster and the floor, plinth line or supporting surface. It is intended for decorative use and must not be treated as a load-bearing structural component.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines low weight with a firm, detailed body suitable for architectural finishing. Its density is 150-220 kg/m3, while its service temperature range is -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss under the stated conditions. Water absorption is below 1%, supporting use in carefully specified interior and exterior applications. The material also offers high dimensional stability and is resistant to rot, mould and freeze-thaw effects. The product has a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint.
The 11 x 22 cm footprint gives the pilaster base a compact but visually grounded proportion, while the 36 cm height provides a clear architectural transition at the lower end of the pilaster. Because no colour is specified, the paint system can be selected to coordinate with the surrounding wall, column shaft, trim or facade finish. For outdoor use, a UV-resistant paint system is required. An additional primer remains optional, but paint manufacturers may exclude surfaces from warranty when their recommended primer system is not used; Polure does not provide a guarantee for third-party paint systems.
Use the pilaster base plinth in entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices where pilasters frame doors, niches or wall panels. On a villa facade, it can visually anchor pilasters around an entrance or along a covered elevation. Indoors, pair it with a pilaster shaft to strengthen the vertical composition beside a fireplace surround, doorway or feature wall. The piece can also be integrated into a broader architectural scheme with cornices, wall panels and other polyurethane decoration products, provided dimensions and profiles are checked before ordering.
For installation, work on a clean, dry and sound substrate. Check the dimensions and alignment before cutting or fixing. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, position the plinth accurately and secure it with screws and suitable mechanical fixings; adhesive alone is not sufficient where mechanical fastening is required. Do not use silicone adhesive. Fill screw points and joints with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply the selected primer if required by the paint system and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the component is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, rigid PU offers better resistance to moisture, decay and insect-related deterioration.
- The P5020B50 pilaster base plinth is used at the lower end of decorative pilasters to create a finished architectural transition
- In a living room, it can anchor pilasters placed on either side of a doorway, fireplace surround or feature wall
- In an entrance hall, use matching bases to frame a passage or niche while keeping the vertical composition visually grounded
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use the component around reception features, portals or decorative wall divisions
- For a villa facade, the base can be installed beneath pilasters surrounding an entrance or arranged along a protected exterior elevation
- Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system and careful sealing of joints and screw points with exterior-grade filler
- The 11 x 22 cm footprint suits compact architectural details, while the 36 cm height gives the lower section enough presence without overwhelming a standard interior wall
- Always verify the pilaster shaft dimensions and the substrate before combining components
- Begin with a clean, dry and sound substrate
- Check the 11 x 22 x 36 cm dimensions, orientation and alignment before fixing the pilaster base
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the prepared contact areas, position the component and press it into place
- Secure the piece with screws and suitable mechanical fixings; mechanical fastening is mandatory, and wider or heavier applications may require additional support according to the project conditions
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Fill screw heads and joints with suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while an additional primer is optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior work, use UV-resistant paint and exterior filler at joints and fixing points
- Clean the pilaster base with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, solvents and hard tools that could damage the painted or primed surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, and renew the compatible exterior filler or paint system if deterioration becomes visible
- Outdoor performance depends on correct UV-resistant paint selection, sound fixing and the exposure conditions of the building
- Do not use high-pressure cleaning directly on the decorative surface
Can the P5020B50 pilaster base plinth be used outdoors?
Yes. The P5020B50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when it is installed on a sound substrate and finished correctly. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system, and joints plus screw points should be sealed with suitable exterior filler. The component is decorative rather than structural, so it must not be used to carry building loads. Exposure, substrate movement and the complete paint system should be considered before installation.
How is the polyurethane pilaster base installed and painted?
Install the base on a clean, dry and sound surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with screws and suitable mechanical fixings. Silicone adhesive should not be used. Check alignment before fixing, then fill joints and screw points. Sand the repaired areas with 180-220 grit paper and apply the paint manufacturer's recommended system. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, but an additional primer may be selected when required by the chosen paint system. Finish with two coats of paint.
How durable is the pilaster base and what is its weight?
The exact product weight is not specified, so it should be confirmed for the planned fixing method. The rigid polyurethane body has a density of 150-220 kg/m3 and a closed-cell structure. Water absorption is below 1%, and dimensional stability is high. The material is resistant to rot, mould and freeze-thaw effects when correctly finished and installed. It is designed for long-term decorative use, but its service life also depends on substrate preparation, mechanical fixing, paint quality and exposure conditions.
What advantages does it have over plaster or timber?
Rigid polyurethane is lighter than plaster, concrete, stone and solid timber, which simplifies handling during decorative installation. It is also less vulnerable to breakage than plaster and offers better resistance to moisture, decay and insect-related deterioration than untreated wood or MDF. The closed-cell material accepts filler, sanding and paint, allowing joints and fixing points to be finished on site. Unlike a structural column, the P5020B50 remains a non-load-bearing decorative component.
Can the P5020B50 be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The pilaster base is paintable and arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour is not specified, so it can be selected to coordinate with the pilaster, wall or facade finish. An additional primer is optional rather than universally unnecessary; paint manufacturers may require their own primer for warranty coverage. For exterior applications, choose a UV-resistant paint. Polure does not guarantee third-party paint products or their application results.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
A polyurethane pilaster base plinth is a decorative architectural element designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster installation. Measuring 11 x 22 x 36 cm in width, depth and height, the P5020B50 creates a defined transition between the pilaster and the floor, plinth line or supporting surface. It is intended for decorative use and must not be treated as a load-bearing structural component.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines low weight with a firm, detailed body suitable for architectural finishing. Its density is 150-220 kg/m3, while its service temperature range is -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss under the stated conditions. Water absorption is below 1%, supporting use in carefully specified interior and exterior applications. The material also offers high dimensional stability and is resistant to rot, mould and freeze-thaw effects. The product has a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint.
The 11 x 22 cm footprint gives the pilaster base a compact but visually grounded proportion, while the 36 cm height provides a clear architectural transition at the lower end of the pilaster. Because no colour is specified, the paint system can be selected to coordinate with the surrounding wall, column shaft, trim or facade finish. For outdoor use, a UV-resistant paint system is required. An additional primer remains optional, but paint manufacturers may exclude surfaces from warranty when their recommended primer system is not used; Polure does not provide a guarantee for third-party paint systems.
Use the pilaster base plinth in entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices where pilasters frame doors, niches or wall panels. On a villa facade, it can visually anchor pilasters around an entrance or along a covered elevation. Indoors, pair it with a pilaster shaft to strengthen the vertical composition beside a fireplace surround, doorway or feature wall. The piece can also be integrated into a broader architectural scheme with cornices, wall panels and other polyurethane decoration products, provided dimensions and profiles are checked before ordering.
For installation, work on a clean, dry and sound substrate. Check the dimensions and alignment before cutting or fixing. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, position the plinth accurately and secure it with screws and suitable mechanical fixings; adhesive alone is not sufficient where mechanical fastening is required. Do not use silicone adhesive. Fill screw points and joints with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply the selected primer if required by the paint system and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the component is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, rigid PU offers better resistance to moisture, decay and insect-related deterioration.
- The P5020B50 pilaster base plinth is used at the lower end of decorative pilasters to create a finished architectural transition
- In a living room, it can anchor pilasters placed on either side of a doorway, fireplace surround or feature wall
- In an entrance hall, use matching bases to frame a passage or niche while keeping the vertical composition visually grounded
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use the component around reception features, portals or decorative wall divisions
- For a villa facade, the base can be installed beneath pilasters surrounding an entrance or arranged along a protected exterior elevation
- Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system and careful sealing of joints and screw points with exterior-grade filler
- The 11 x 22 cm footprint suits compact architectural details, while the 36 cm height gives the lower section enough presence without overwhelming a standard interior wall
- Always verify the pilaster shaft dimensions and the substrate before combining components
- Begin with a clean, dry and sound substrate
- Check the 11 x 22 x 36 cm dimensions, orientation and alignment before fixing the pilaster base
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the prepared contact areas, position the component and press it into place
- Secure the piece with screws and suitable mechanical fixings; mechanical fastening is mandatory, and wider or heavier applications may require additional support according to the project conditions
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Fill screw heads and joints with suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while an additional primer is optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior work, use UV-resistant paint and exterior filler at joints and fixing points
- Clean the pilaster base with a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, solvents and hard tools that could damage the painted or primed surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, and renew the compatible exterior filler or paint system if deterioration becomes visible
- Outdoor performance depends on correct UV-resistant paint selection, sound fixing and the exposure conditions of the building
- Do not use high-pressure cleaning directly on the decorative surface
Can the P5020B50 pilaster base plinth be used outdoors?
Yes. The P5020B50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when it is installed on a sound substrate and finished correctly. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system, and joints plus screw points should be sealed with suitable exterior filler. The component is decorative rather than structural, so it must not be used to carry building loads. Exposure, substrate movement and the complete paint system should be considered before installation.
How is the polyurethane pilaster base installed and painted?
Install the base on a clean, dry and sound surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with screws and suitable mechanical fixings. Silicone adhesive should not be used. Check alignment before fixing, then fill joints and screw points. Sand the repaired areas with 180-220 grit paper and apply the paint manufacturer's recommended system. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, but an additional primer may be selected when required by the chosen paint system. Finish with two coats of paint.
How durable is the pilaster base and what is its weight?
The exact product weight is not specified, so it should be confirmed for the planned fixing method. The rigid polyurethane body has a density of 150-220 kg/m3 and a closed-cell structure. Water absorption is below 1%, and dimensional stability is high. The material is resistant to rot, mould and freeze-thaw effects when correctly finished and installed. It is designed for long-term decorative use, but its service life also depends on substrate preparation, mechanical fixing, paint quality and exposure conditions.
What advantages does it have over plaster or timber?
Rigid polyurethane is lighter than plaster, concrete, stone and solid timber, which simplifies handling during decorative installation. It is also less vulnerable to breakage than plaster and offers better resistance to moisture, decay and insect-related deterioration than untreated wood or MDF. The closed-cell material accepts filler, sanding and paint, allowing joints and fixing points to be finished on site. Unlike a structural column, the P5020B50 remains a non-load-bearing decorative component.
Can the P5020B50 be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The pilaster base is paintable and arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour is not specified, so it can be selected to coordinate with the pilaster, wall or facade finish. An additional primer is optional rather than universally unnecessary; paint manufacturers may require their own primer for warranty coverage. For exterior applications, choose a UV-resistant paint. Polure does not guarantee third-party paint products or their application results.