14x28x19 cm Polyurethane Ionic Pilaster Capital
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif kalıplı yüzey |
| Color | Boyanabilir; standart renk bilgisi belirtilmemiştir. |
| 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 14 cm |
| Dimensions | 142 × 283 × 194 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
Details
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Ionic Pilaster Capital P5020I50 is a decorative architectural headpiece designed to complete pilaster and column compositions. Its molded profile provides a clear transition between the vertical pilaster shaft and the upper architectural detail, helping create a balanced classical arrangement without introducing structural load-bearing functions.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the capital has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and combines a light construction with a firm, detailed surface. The dimensions are 14 x 28 x 19 cm, stated as width x depth x height. This compact format suits individual pilasters, paired wall details and repeated vertical compositions where the proportions of the surrounding architecture require a controlled decorative accent. Water absorption remains below 1%, while the material is suitable for temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss under the stated conditions.
The decorative molded surface gives the Ionic pilaster capital a defined profile that remains visible after painting. It arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer is optional rather than automatically unnecessary: paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty when their own primer system has not been used. Polure does not provide a warranty for paints applied to the product and accepts no responsibility for the selected coating system.
P5020I50 can be used around entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and office reception walls. On a pilaster, place the capital beneath a cornice or upper trim to frame a doorway or create a vertical wall division. It is also suitable for exterior pilaster compositions on villas and commercial facades when finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. Unpainted material may yellow in sunlight, so UV protection is essential outdoors.
For installation, use a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45-degree miter where required, apply polyurethane mounting adhesive, and secure the capital with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply the chosen primer system, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a structural support.
Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling; compared with wood, it resists moisture-related decay and insect damage. Its closed-cell structure, repairable painted finish and manageable installation process make P5020I50 a practical detail for renovation and new-build decorative schemes.
- P5020I50 is designed for the upper section of pilasters and decorative column compositions
- In an entrance hall, position matching capitals above wall pilasters to frame a doorway or establish a formal transition beneath a cornice
- In a living room or dining room, use them to define recessed wall panels, fireplace surrounds or a pair of vertical architectural accents
- Hotel lobbies, restaurant reception areas and office interiors can use repeated pilaster arrangements to organise broad walls without adding structural elements
- The 14 x 28 x 19 cm format is compact enough for detailed interior layouts while remaining visually clear when paired with a suitable pilaster shaft
- For villas and commercial buildings, the capital can continue an Ionic-inspired facade treatment around entrances, windows or projecting wall sections
- Exterior applications require a complete paint system with UV-resistant coating; the unpainted surface should not be left exposed to sunlight
- Use matching proportions on both sides of an opening, and align the capital with the shaft and upper trim before final fixing so the architectural lines remain consistent
- Prepare a clean, dry, solid and reasonably even substrate before placing the capital
- Check the position against the pilaster shaft and adjoining cornice or trim, then mark the final alignment
- Where adjoining sections meet, make accurate 45-degree miter cuts with the visible profile facing correctly
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear contact areas and press the piece into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; use suitable plugs where the substrate requires them, and provide additional support for broader assemblies
- Fill joints and screw recesses with suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- Apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, stiff brushes and concentrated pressure on the molded profile
- Inspect joints, screw points and painted edges periodically, particularly on exterior installations
- If the coating becomes damaged, clean the area, repair the surface with suitable filler, sand with fine preparation paper and repaint according to the selected coating manufacturer's instructions
- Outdoor applications require UV-resistant paint, since unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight
- The factory primer prepares the surface, but any additional primer should follow the paint system requirements
Can P5020I50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5020I50 is suitable for exterior pilaster and facade decoration when the complete coating system is appropriate for outdoor exposure. Apply UV-resistant exterior paint because unpainted PU may yellow in sunlight. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and ensure the substrate is clean, dry and sound. The capital is decorative, not structural, so it must not be used to carry building loads.
How is the pilaster capital installed and painted?
Position the capital against the aligned pilaster, make 45-degree miter cuts where adjoining pieces require them, and use PU mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical screw fixing. Fill the joints and screw recesses, then sand with 180-220 grit paper. Finish with the selected primer system when required by the paint manufacturer, followed by two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive should not be used.
How durable is it, and what does it weigh?
The rigid, closed-cell material has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, water absorption below 1% and dimensional stability across -100 °C to +80 °C under the stated conditions. These properties support durable decorative use when the surface is correctly painted and maintained. The exact product weight is not specified in the supplied technical data, so it should not be estimated. P5020I50 does not provide structural load-bearing capacity.
What advantage does it offer over plaster or wood?
The capital is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster, while its closed-cell construction avoids the moisture-related decay associated with wood. It also resists insect damage, keeps a sharply molded decorative profile and can be repaired, sanded and repainted if the finish is marked. Its low water absorption is not the same as absolute waterproofing, so correct sealing and painting remain important for exterior work.
Can the capital be painted in a custom interior colour?
Yes. P5020I50 arrives with a factory primer that prepares the molded surface for water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour can therefore be selected to match the wall, pilaster shaft, cornice or wider interior scheme. Additional primer is optional and should be chosen according to the paint manufacturer's system, since some manufacturers may not warranty paint applied without their own primer. Polure does not warrant the applied paint.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Ionic Pilaster Capital P5020I50 is a decorative architectural headpiece designed to complete pilaster and column compositions. Its molded profile provides a clear transition between the vertical pilaster shaft and the upper architectural detail, helping create a balanced classical arrangement without introducing structural load-bearing functions.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the capital has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and combines a light construction with a firm, detailed surface. The dimensions are 14 x 28 x 19 cm, stated as width x depth x height. This compact format suits individual pilasters, paired wall details and repeated vertical compositions where the proportions of the surrounding architecture require a controlled decorative accent. Water absorption remains below 1%, while the material is suitable for temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C without form loss under the stated conditions.
The decorative molded surface gives the Ionic pilaster capital a defined profile that remains visible after painting. It arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer is optional rather than automatically unnecessary: paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty when their own primer system has not been used. Polure does not provide a warranty for paints applied to the product and accepts no responsibility for the selected coating system.
P5020I50 can be used around entrance halls, living rooms, dining areas, hotel lobbies, restaurants and office reception walls. On a pilaster, place the capital beneath a cornice or upper trim to frame a doorway or create a vertical wall division. It is also suitable for exterior pilaster compositions on villas and commercial facades when finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. Unpainted material may yellow in sunlight, so UV protection is essential outdoors.
For installation, use a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45-degree miter where required, apply polyurethane mounting adhesive, and secure the capital with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply the chosen primer system, and finish with two coats of paint. Silicone adhesive must not be used. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a structural support.
Compared with plaster, the rigid profile is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling; compared with wood, it resists moisture-related decay and insect damage. Its closed-cell structure, repairable painted finish and manageable installation process make P5020I50 a practical detail for renovation and new-build decorative schemes.
- P5020I50 is designed for the upper section of pilasters and decorative column compositions
- In an entrance hall, position matching capitals above wall pilasters to frame a doorway or establish a formal transition beneath a cornice
- In a living room or dining room, use them to define recessed wall panels, fireplace surrounds or a pair of vertical architectural accents
- Hotel lobbies, restaurant reception areas and office interiors can use repeated pilaster arrangements to organise broad walls without adding structural elements
- The 14 x 28 x 19 cm format is compact enough for detailed interior layouts while remaining visually clear when paired with a suitable pilaster shaft
- For villas and commercial buildings, the capital can continue an Ionic-inspired facade treatment around entrances, windows or projecting wall sections
- Exterior applications require a complete paint system with UV-resistant coating; the unpainted surface should not be left exposed to sunlight
- Use matching proportions on both sides of an opening, and align the capital with the shaft and upper trim before final fixing so the architectural lines remain consistent
- Prepare a clean, dry, solid and reasonably even substrate before placing the capital
- Check the position against the pilaster shaft and adjoining cornice or trim, then mark the final alignment
- Where adjoining sections meet, make accurate 45-degree miter cuts with the visible profile facing correctly
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear contact areas and press the piece into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; use suitable plugs where the substrate requires them, and provide additional support for broader assemblies
- Fill joints and screw recesses with suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- Apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, stiff brushes and concentrated pressure on the molded profile
- Inspect joints, screw points and painted edges periodically, particularly on exterior installations
- If the coating becomes damaged, clean the area, repair the surface with suitable filler, sand with fine preparation paper and repaint according to the selected coating manufacturer's instructions
- Outdoor applications require UV-resistant paint, since unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight
- The factory primer prepares the surface, but any additional primer should follow the paint system requirements
Can P5020I50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5020I50 is suitable for exterior pilaster and facade decoration when the complete coating system is appropriate for outdoor exposure. Apply UV-resistant exterior paint because unpainted PU may yellow in sunlight. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and ensure the substrate is clean, dry and sound. The capital is decorative, not structural, so it must not be used to carry building loads.
How is the pilaster capital installed and painted?
Position the capital against the aligned pilaster, make 45-degree miter cuts where adjoining pieces require them, and use PU mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical screw fixing. Fill the joints and screw recesses, then sand with 180-220 grit paper. Finish with the selected primer system when required by the paint manufacturer, followed by two coats of water-based or synthetic paint. Silicone adhesive should not be used.
How durable is it, and what does it weigh?
The rigid, closed-cell material has a density of 150-220 kg/m³, water absorption below 1% and dimensional stability across -100 °C to +80 °C under the stated conditions. These properties support durable decorative use when the surface is correctly painted and maintained. The exact product weight is not specified in the supplied technical data, so it should not be estimated. P5020I50 does not provide structural load-bearing capacity.
What advantage does it offer over plaster or wood?
The capital is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster, while its closed-cell construction avoids the moisture-related decay associated with wood. It also resists insect damage, keeps a sharply molded decorative profile and can be repaired, sanded and repainted if the finish is marked. Its low water absorption is not the same as absolute waterproofing, so correct sealing and painting remain important for exterior work.
Can the capital be painted in a custom interior colour?
Yes. P5020I50 arrives with a factory primer that prepares the molded surface for water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour can therefore be selected to match the wall, pilaster shaft, cornice or wider interior scheme. Additional primer is optional and should be chosen according to the paint manufacturer's system, since some manufacturers may not warranty paint applied without their own primer. Polure does not warrant the applied paint.