Polyurethane Pilaster Column Base 14 x 28 x 46 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif yüzey; özel yüzey dokusu belirtilmemiştir. |
| Color | White |
| 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 | 140 × 280 × 460 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
Details
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
The P5025B50 is a decorative pilaster column base designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster composition. Measuring 14 x 28 x 46 cm in width, depth and height, it gives a column treatment a defined visual starting point while helping connect the vertical element with the surrounding wall or facade. It is a decorative architectural component and is not intended to carry structural loads.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines a low weight with a dense, firm structure suitable for detailed interior and exterior decoration. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, while water absorption remains below 1%. The material offers high dimensional stability and a stated service range of -100 °C / +80 °C, subject to correct installation and finishing. It is classified as difficult to ignite and self-extinguishing when the flame source is removed, with a B2 fire reaction classification stated for this product family.
The 46 cm height creates a noticeable base proportion without overwhelming compact rooms, while the 14 x 28 cm footprint is suitable for pilaster layouts around entrances, wall panels and framed architectural sections. The supplied specification identifies a decorative surface but does not assign a particular motif or texture, so the piece can be coordinated with the chosen column profile, wall colour and surrounding trim rather than forcing an unverified ornamental description.
In residential interiors, the pilaster column base can frame a living-room feature wall, define an entrance hall, or finish the sides of a dining area or bedroom composition. In commercial settings, it can support the visual arrangement of a hotel lobby, restaurant entrance or office reception area. The product is also suitable for facade detailing when finished with an exterior-grade, UV-resistant paint system. It may be used around existing structural elements as a decorative cover, but the substrate and connection method must be assessed for the project's loads and exposure.
Compared with plaster, the component is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling; compared with timber or MDF, it is less vulnerable to moisture, decay and insect damage. The surface can be filled, sanded, primed and painted, allowing local repairs and colour changes over time. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, but an additional primer remains optional and depends on the paint manufacturer's system. Paint warranties may be excluded when their specified primer is not used, and Polure does not provide a warranty for the selected paint system or accept responsibility for its performance.
- The P5025B50 is intended for the lower section of pilaster column arrangements, where it creates a clear transition between the vertical profile and the floor, plinth or wall composition
- In a living room, use it at both sides of a feature wall or media unit to create a balanced architectural frame
- In an entrance hall, it can mark a passage or doorway without requiring a full structural column
- A bedroom headboard wall, hotel lobby, restaurant entrance or office reception can also benefit from paired pilaster bases aligned with the upper column sections.<br><br>For exterior work, the product can be incorporated into villa facades, entrance surrounds and covered transition areas after painting with a UV-resistant exterior coating
- Keep the base visually aligned with the pilaster above, and check the 14 x 28 cm footprint against skirting boards, paving, thresholds and adjacent trim before ordering
- As a decorative element, it can cover or enhance an existing structural support but must not be treated as a load-bearing component
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate, then check the intended position against the pilaster, floor line and adjacent trim
- Make any required 45-degree mitre cuts with accurate measuring and dry fitting before bonding
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive suitable for the substrate; silicone must not be used
- Because the component has its own weight and connection loads, secure it with mechanical fixings such as screws and suitable plugs where the substrate and installation conditions require them
- Wider or exposed arrangements may need additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and fixing points with suitable filler, allow the system to set according to the adhesive and filler instructions, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- Apply primer as required by the selected paint system and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- On facades, seal joints and fixing points with exterior-grade filler and use UV-resistant paint
- Clean the pilaster base with a soft, dry cloth or a cloth lightly dampened with water
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, solvents and forceful rubbing, as these can mark the painted or filled surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically for damaged paint, open joints or exposed fixing points
- Any local defect should be repaired with compatible exterior filler, lightly sanded and recoated
- Maintenance needs depend on paint quality, orientation, weather exposure and the condition of the supporting substrate
Can the P5025B50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P5025B50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when the substrate, fixings and exposure are assessed correctly. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system. Joints and fixing points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the finished surface should be inspected periodically. The base is decorative rather than structural, so it can cover or complement an existing support but must not be relied on to carry building loads.
How is the pilaster base installed and painted?
Fit the piece on a clean, dry and sound surface, check the alignment, and make accurate 45-degree mitre cuts where needed. Bond it with a PU mounting adhesive and add screws with suitable plugs when mechanical fixing is required. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, then follow the selected paint system. The factory primer prepares the surface, while additional primer is optional according to the paint manufacturer's instructions.
How much does the base weigh and how long will it last?
A product-specific weight is not stated, so the connection design should account for the component's own weight and all installation loads. Its rigid closed-cell structure, water absorption below 1% and high dimensional stability support long-term decorative use when the substrate, adhesive, fixings and paint system are appropriate. Service life also depends on exposure, impact, joint sealing and routine maintenance.
What advantages does it have over plaster or timber?
The closed-cell PU construction is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage than plaster during handling. Unlike timber or MDF, it is not susceptible to decay or insect attack in the same way and has low water absorption. It also accepts filling, sanding and repainting, which makes local repairs practical. Correct fixing remains essential because the piece is decorative and is not a structural replacement for masonry, concrete or timber.
Is the P5025B50 ready to match a custom interior colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface is prepared for water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the pilaster base to be coordinated with the wall, column and surrounding trim. The paint manufacturer's preparation and primer requirements should be followed; an extra primer may be selected when required by that system. Use UV-resistant exterior paint for facade applications. Polure does not guarantee the chosen paint product or its application performance.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
The P5025B50 is a decorative pilaster column base designed to complete the lower section of a pilaster composition. Measuring 14 x 28 x 46 cm in width, depth and height, it gives a column treatment a defined visual starting point while helping connect the vertical element with the surrounding wall or facade. It is a decorative architectural component and is not intended to carry structural loads.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines a low weight with a dense, firm structure suitable for detailed interior and exterior decoration. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, while water absorption remains below 1%. The material offers high dimensional stability and a stated service range of -100 °C / +80 °C, subject to correct installation and finishing. It is classified as difficult to ignite and self-extinguishing when the flame source is removed, with a B2 fire reaction classification stated for this product family.
The 46 cm height creates a noticeable base proportion without overwhelming compact rooms, while the 14 x 28 cm footprint is suitable for pilaster layouts around entrances, wall panels and framed architectural sections. The supplied specification identifies a decorative surface but does not assign a particular motif or texture, so the piece can be coordinated with the chosen column profile, wall colour and surrounding trim rather than forcing an unverified ornamental description.
In residential interiors, the pilaster column base can frame a living-room feature wall, define an entrance hall, or finish the sides of a dining area or bedroom composition. In commercial settings, it can support the visual arrangement of a hotel lobby, restaurant entrance or office reception area. The product is also suitable for facade detailing when finished with an exterior-grade, UV-resistant paint system. It may be used around existing structural elements as a decorative cover, but the substrate and connection method must be assessed for the project's loads and exposure.
Compared with plaster, the component is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling; compared with timber or MDF, it is less vulnerable to moisture, decay and insect damage. The surface can be filled, sanded, primed and painted, allowing local repairs and colour changes over time. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, but an additional primer remains optional and depends on the paint manufacturer's system. Paint warranties may be excluded when their specified primer is not used, and Polure does not provide a warranty for the selected paint system or accept responsibility for its performance.
- The P5025B50 is intended for the lower section of pilaster column arrangements, where it creates a clear transition between the vertical profile and the floor, plinth or wall composition
- In a living room, use it at both sides of a feature wall or media unit to create a balanced architectural frame
- In an entrance hall, it can mark a passage or doorway without requiring a full structural column
- A bedroom headboard wall, hotel lobby, restaurant entrance or office reception can also benefit from paired pilaster bases aligned with the upper column sections.<br><br>For exterior work, the product can be incorporated into villa facades, entrance surrounds and covered transition areas after painting with a UV-resistant exterior coating
- Keep the base visually aligned with the pilaster above, and check the 14 x 28 cm footprint against skirting boards, paving, thresholds and adjacent trim before ordering
- As a decorative element, it can cover or enhance an existing structural support but must not be treated as a load-bearing component
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate, then check the intended position against the pilaster, floor line and adjacent trim
- Make any required 45-degree mitre cuts with accurate measuring and dry fitting before bonding
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive suitable for the substrate; silicone must not be used
- Because the component has its own weight and connection loads, secure it with mechanical fixings such as screws and suitable plugs where the substrate and installation conditions require them
- Wider or exposed arrangements may need additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and fixing points with suitable filler, allow the system to set according to the adhesive and filler instructions, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- Apply primer as required by the selected paint system and finish with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- On facades, seal joints and fixing points with exterior-grade filler and use UV-resistant paint
- Clean the pilaster base with a soft, dry cloth or a cloth lightly dampened with water
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, solvents and forceful rubbing, as these can mark the painted or filled surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically for damaged paint, open joints or exposed fixing points
- Any local defect should be repaired with compatible exterior filler, lightly sanded and recoated
- Maintenance needs depend on paint quality, orientation, weather exposure and the condition of the supporting substrate
Can the P5025B50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P5025B50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when the substrate, fixings and exposure are assessed correctly. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system. Joints and fixing points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the finished surface should be inspected periodically. The base is decorative rather than structural, so it can cover or complement an existing support but must not be relied on to carry building loads.
How is the pilaster base installed and painted?
Fit the piece on a clean, dry and sound surface, check the alignment, and make accurate 45-degree mitre cuts where needed. Bond it with a PU mounting adhesive and add screws with suitable plugs when mechanical fixing is required. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit paper, then follow the selected paint system. The factory primer prepares the surface, while additional primer is optional according to the paint manufacturer's instructions.
How much does the base weigh and how long will it last?
A product-specific weight is not stated, so the connection design should account for the component's own weight and all installation loads. Its rigid closed-cell structure, water absorption below 1% and high dimensional stability support long-term decorative use when the substrate, adhesive, fixings and paint system are appropriate. Service life also depends on exposure, impact, joint sealing and routine maintenance.
What advantages does it have over plaster or timber?
The closed-cell PU construction is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage than plaster during handling. Unlike timber or MDF, it is not susceptible to decay or insect attack in the same way and has low water absorption. It also accepts filling, sanding and repainting, which makes local repairs practical. Correct fixing remains essential because the piece is decorative and is not a structural replacement for masonry, concrete or timber.
Is the P5025B50 ready to match a custom interior colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface is prepared for water-based or synthetic paint, allowing the pilaster base to be coordinated with the wall, column and surrounding trim. The paint manufacturer's preparation and primer requirements should be followed; an extra primer may be selected when required by that system. Use UV-resistant exterior paint for facade applications. Polure does not guarantee the chosen paint product or its application performance.