Fluted Pilaster Column 25x25x240 cm Polyurethane Decoration Product
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu |
| Color | Renk bilgisi belirtilmemiştir; boyanabilir. |
| 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 25 cm |
| Dimensions | 250 × 250 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Fluted Pilaster Column P5025 is a decorative polyurethane product designed to give wall surfaces a stronger architectural profile without functioning as a structural support. Its 25 x 25 x 240 cm format creates a tall, balanced vertical element for framing openings, defining wall sections or adding depth to large interiors and facades. The square section provides a clear visual boundary, while the full 240 cm height suits many floor-to-ceiling applications and can be coordinated with complementary architectural details.
P5025 is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. The material combines low weight with wood-like hardness and is less vulnerable to moisture-related deterioration than plaster or solid timber. Water absorption is below 1%, and the product maintains high dimensional stability. Its stated service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C, with no form loss within that range. The material is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishing when the flame source is removed; the final surface performance also depends on the selected coating and application.
The defining visual feature of this pilaster is its fluted decorative surface. Repeated vertical grooves create a measured rhythm of light and shadow, making the profile readable from both close range and across a room. The linear relief works with classical, transitional and contemporary schemes, particularly where a wall needs vertical emphasis rather than a heavily ornamented finish. P5025 arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for painting with water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer may be selected according to the paint manufacturer's system; Polure does not provide a guarantee for the paint system or accept responsibility for coatings applied without the manufacturer's recommended primer.
As an interior and exterior architectural detail, the pilaster can frame entrance doors, reinforce the composition of a hallway, or create vertical divisions in a living room, hotel lobby, restaurant or office reception area. On a villa facade, it can be used as decorative cladding over an existing structural column or beside an opening; it must not be treated as a load-bearing column. The same profile can add a formal backdrop to a bedroom feature wall or define bays around a large window, provided the surface, fixings and weather-exposed coating are selected appropriately. For exterior work, UV-resistant paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow.
Installation begins with a clean, dry, sound and reasonably even substrate. Cut joints with a 45-degree mitre where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster mechanically with screws and suitable fixings; the product's own weight and connection loads must be considered. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, P5025 is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, it offers better resistance to moisture, rot and insects while retaining a detailed moulded profile.
- P5025 is suited to projects that need a tall, vertically organised architectural accent rather than a structural column
- In a living room, place the fluted pilaster at the sides of a media wall, fireplace surround or wide opening to create deliberate visual framing
- In an entrance hall, a pair can mark the transition between circulation and reception areas
- The profile also suits bedroom feature walls, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances and office reception zones where repeated grooves can add depth without a busy ornamental motif
- Outdoors, P5025 may be installed as decorative cladding over an existing structural support or beside doors and windows on a villa facade
- Use UV-resistant exterior paint, seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and coordinate the 25 cm square section with the scale of the facade
- The 240 cm height works well for tall wall compositions and can be integrated with other non-structural decorative elements after site-specific planning
- Check the substrate and the intended layout before cutting
- The surface must be clean, dry, sound and sufficiently even
- Mark the vertical position, then make 45-degree mitre cuts at corners or framed junctions where required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the profile and press it into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; select suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate, and account for the product's own weight and connection loads
- Wider or project-specific applications may require additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, and remove dust
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but an additional primer remains optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of suitable water-based or synthetic paint
- Silicone must not be used as the mounting adhesive
- Clean the pilaster with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, hard brushes, solvents and vigorous scrubbing, as these can mark the painted finish or damage filled joints
- Inspect painted surfaces, joints and screw points periodically, especially on exterior elevations exposed to sunlight and weather
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint; repair any coating damage before moisture can reach joints or fixing points
- If repainting is needed, follow the selected paint manufacturer's preparation and primer instructions rather than assuming that the existing coating is compatible
Can P5025 be used outdoors?
Yes. P5025 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when installed over a sound substrate and finished correctly. On a facade, use it as non-structural cladding over or beside an existing structural element, not as a load-bearing column. UV-resistant exterior paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and inspect the coating periodically according to sunlight and weather exposure. The 25 x 25 x 240 cm profile should also be checked against the scale and fixing conditions of the project.
How is the polyurethane pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and sound surface, then mark the layout and make 45-degree mitre cuts where corner joints require them. Fix P5025 with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical screws with suitable substrate fixings; do not use silicone as the mounting adhesive. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, remove dust and apply the paint system. The factory primer prepares the surface, but an additional primer is optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's recommendation. Finish with two coats of suitable water-based or synthetic paint.
Is P5025 heavy and how durable is it?
P5025 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³, so it is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete or solid timber while retaining wood-like hardness. Its water absorption is below 1%, and its dimensional stability is high. The stated temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C with no form loss within that range. Durability also depends on correct mechanical fixing, joint treatment and paint maintenance. The pilaster is decorative and does not carry structural loads; its own weight and connection loads must always be considered.
What advantages does P5025 have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, P5025 offers lower weight and better resistance to breakage during handling and installation. Compared with timber or MDF, its closed-cell polyurethane structure is less vulnerable to moisture, rot and insects. The moulded fluted surface provides consistent repeated grooves, while the factory-primed finish is ready for a compatible paint system. The profile can be filled, sanded and repainted when required. These advantages do not remove the need for correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing and an exterior UV-resistant coating where the pilaster is exposed to sunlight.
Can the fluted surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. P5025 is supplied with a factory primer and can be painted with suitable water-based or synthetic paint. The vertical flutes should be brushed or rolled carefully so the grooves receive an even coat without excessive paint build-up. An additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's system should determine whether it is recommended for the selected finish. Polure does not guarantee paint performance or accept responsibility for coatings applied without the paint manufacturer's recommended primer. For exterior use, select a UV-resistant coating to reduce the risk of yellowing.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Fluted Pilaster Column P5025 is a decorative polyurethane product designed to give wall surfaces a stronger architectural profile without functioning as a structural support. Its 25 x 25 x 240 cm format creates a tall, balanced vertical element for framing openings, defining wall sections or adding depth to large interiors and facades. The square section provides a clear visual boundary, while the full 240 cm height suits many floor-to-ceiling applications and can be coordinated with complementary architectural details.
P5025 is manufactured from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. The material combines low weight with wood-like hardness and is less vulnerable to moisture-related deterioration than plaster or solid timber. Water absorption is below 1%, and the product maintains high dimensional stability. Its stated service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C, with no form loss within that range. The material is difficult to ignite and self-extinguishing when the flame source is removed; the final surface performance also depends on the selected coating and application.
The defining visual feature of this pilaster is its fluted decorative surface. Repeated vertical grooves create a measured rhythm of light and shadow, making the profile readable from both close range and across a room. The linear relief works with classical, transitional and contemporary schemes, particularly where a wall needs vertical emphasis rather than a heavily ornamented finish. P5025 arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for painting with water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer may be selected according to the paint manufacturer's system; Polure does not provide a guarantee for the paint system or accept responsibility for coatings applied without the manufacturer's recommended primer.
As an interior and exterior architectural detail, the pilaster can frame entrance doors, reinforce the composition of a hallway, or create vertical divisions in a living room, hotel lobby, restaurant or office reception area. On a villa facade, it can be used as decorative cladding over an existing structural column or beside an opening; it must not be treated as a load-bearing column. The same profile can add a formal backdrop to a bedroom feature wall or define bays around a large window, provided the surface, fixings and weather-exposed coating are selected appropriately. For exterior work, UV-resistant paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow.
Installation begins with a clean, dry, sound and reasonably even substrate. Cut joints with a 45-degree mitre where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster mechanically with screws and suitable fixings; the product's own weight and connection loads must be considered. Fill joints and screw points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, P5025 is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, it offers better resistance to moisture, rot and insects while retaining a detailed moulded profile.
- P5025 is suited to projects that need a tall, vertically organised architectural accent rather than a structural column
- In a living room, place the fluted pilaster at the sides of a media wall, fireplace surround or wide opening to create deliberate visual framing
- In an entrance hall, a pair can mark the transition between circulation and reception areas
- The profile also suits bedroom feature walls, hotel lobbies, restaurant entrances and office reception zones where repeated grooves can add depth without a busy ornamental motif
- Outdoors, P5025 may be installed as decorative cladding over an existing structural support or beside doors and windows on a villa facade
- Use UV-resistant exterior paint, seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and coordinate the 25 cm square section with the scale of the facade
- The 240 cm height works well for tall wall compositions and can be integrated with other non-structural decorative elements after site-specific planning
- Check the substrate and the intended layout before cutting
- The surface must be clean, dry, sound and sufficiently even
- Mark the vertical position, then make 45-degree mitre cuts at corners or framed junctions where required
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the profile and press it into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory; select suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate, and account for the product's own weight and connection loads
- Wider or project-specific applications may require additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and screw heads with appropriate filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, and remove dust
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but an additional primer remains optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's system
- Apply two coats of suitable water-based or synthetic paint
- Silicone must not be used as the mounting adhesive
- Clean the pilaster with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, hard brushes, solvents and vigorous scrubbing, as these can mark the painted finish or damage filled joints
- Inspect painted surfaces, joints and screw points periodically, especially on exterior elevations exposed to sunlight and weather
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint; repair any coating damage before moisture can reach joints or fixing points
- If repainting is needed, follow the selected paint manufacturer's preparation and primer instructions rather than assuming that the existing coating is compatible
Can P5025 be used outdoors?
Yes. P5025 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when installed over a sound substrate and finished correctly. On a facade, use it as non-structural cladding over or beside an existing structural element, not as a load-bearing column. UV-resistant exterior paint is mandatory because unpainted polyurethane may yellow. Seal joints and screw points with exterior filler, and inspect the coating periodically according to sunlight and weather exposure. The 25 x 25 x 240 cm profile should also be checked against the scale and fixing conditions of the project.
How is the polyurethane pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and sound surface, then mark the layout and make 45-degree mitre cuts where corner joints require them. Fix P5025 with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical screws with suitable substrate fixings; do not use silicone as the mounting adhesive. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, remove dust and apply the paint system. The factory primer prepares the surface, but an additional primer is optional and should follow the paint manufacturer's recommendation. Finish with two coats of suitable water-based or synthetic paint.
Is P5025 heavy and how durable is it?
P5025 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³, so it is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete or solid timber while retaining wood-like hardness. Its water absorption is below 1%, and its dimensional stability is high. The stated temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C with no form loss within that range. Durability also depends on correct mechanical fixing, joint treatment and paint maintenance. The pilaster is decorative and does not carry structural loads; its own weight and connection loads must always be considered.
What advantages does P5025 have over plaster or wood?
Compared with plaster, P5025 offers lower weight and better resistance to breakage during handling and installation. Compared with timber or MDF, its closed-cell polyurethane structure is less vulnerable to moisture, rot and insects. The moulded fluted surface provides consistent repeated grooves, while the factory-primed finish is ready for a compatible paint system. The profile can be filled, sanded and repainted when required. These advantages do not remove the need for correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing and an exterior UV-resistant coating where the pilaster is exposed to sunlight.
Can the fluted surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. P5025 is supplied with a factory primer and can be painted with suitable water-based or synthetic paint. The vertical flutes should be brushed or rolled carefully so the grooves receive an even coat without excessive paint build-up. An additional primer is optional, but the paint manufacturer's system should determine whether it is recommended for the selected finish. Polure does not guarantee paint performance or accept responsibility for coatings applied without the paint manufacturer's recommended primer. For exterior use, select a UV-resistant coating to reduce the risk of yellowing.