Polyurethane Decorative Pilaster Column 40 x 40 x 240 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane decorative product |
|---|---|
| Surface | Grooved and decorative surface texture |
| Color | Paintable surface; supplied color not specified. |
| Density | Belirtilmemiştir. |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Dimensional Stability Test | -20 °C / +70 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (DIN 4102-1) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor + Outdoor |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Diameter | Ø 40 cm |
| Dimensions | 400 × 400 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
P5040 is a polyurethane decorative pilaster column designed to frame walls, entrances and existing structural elements with a vertically fluted architectural profile. Measuring 40 x 40 x 240 cm, its square section gives it a substantial visual presence while the 240 cm height suits full-height interior compositions and many facade applications.
The rigid, closed-cell polyurethane construction combines low weight with dependable dimensional stability. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, making the profile considerably lighter than plaster, concrete or solid timber alternatives while retaining a firm surface suitable for architectural finishing. The material has water absorption below 1% and has dimensional stability tested between -20 °C and +70 °C without form loss under these conditions. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
The visible design is defined by repeated vertical flutes running along the face, creating a regular rhythm of highlights and shadows rather than a flat surround. This linear texture works well with classical, transitional and contemporary architectural schemes. The factory-primed surface is prepared for painting with water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer is optional: paint manufacturers may not provide warranty coverage when their own primer system is not used, and Polure does not guarantee compatibility with selected paint products.
Inside, P5040 can frame a living-room opening, emphasize a hallway transition, define a hotel lobby feature or add vertical structure around a restaurant or retail interior. It can also be installed around an existing structural column where a decorative architectural finish is required. Outdoors, the pilaster is suitable for villa facades, entrance portals, terraces and commercial frontage details when finished with UV-resistant exterior paint. The profile should be used as a decorative layer, never as a structural support.
Compared with plaster, polyurethane is easier to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during installation; compared with timber, it offers resistance to moisture, decay and insects. Unlike EPS, its rigid surface supports sharper decorative definition and can be filled, sanded and repainted. For installation, prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate, make accurate 45-degree mitre cuts where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the profile mechanically with screws as required by the substrate and connection loads. Finish joints and fixing points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, apply the selected primer system and finish with two paint coats.
- P5040 is suited to vertical architectural framing where a fluted pilaster profile can organize a wall or entrance composition
- In a living room, place it on either side of a wide opening, media wall or fireplace surround to create a stronger vertical boundary
- In an entrance hall, two pilasters can visually mark the transition between circulation and reception areas
- The 240 cm height is appropriate for full-height applications, while the 40 x 40 cm footprint gives the profile enough presence for spacious rooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants and retail interiors
- Around an existing structural column, P5040 can provide a decorative outer finish without being used as a load-bearing element
- Outdoors, it can frame villa entrances, terrace openings, facade bays and commercial doorways
- Apply UV-resistant exterior paint for facade use, and seal joints and screw points with exterior-grade filler
- Coordinate the placement with the surrounding cornice, base or capital details so the vertical fluting remains aligned and visually balanced
- Prepare the substrate so it is clean, dry, sound and sufficiently even
- Check the 40 x 40 x 240 cm profile against the installation area before cutting
- Use accurate 45-degree mitre cuts for corner transitions and dry-fit adjoining pieces to verify alignment of the vertical flutes
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear contact areas; do not use silicone adhesive
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, with the screw and anchor selection determined by the substrate and the profile connection loads
- Wider or more exposed applications may require additional mechanical support
- Fill joints and fixing points with a suitable filler, then sand with 180-220 grit paper
- Apply the preferred primer system if required by the paint manufacturer and finish with two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint
- For exterior work, use UV-resistant paint and exterior filler at all joints
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or use a lightly damp cloth for routine cleaning
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, hard brushes, solvents and chemicals that may damage the primed or painted surface
- Inspect joints and screw points periodically, especially on exterior installations, and repair any damaged filler before moisture can reach the connection area
- Repainting depends on the selected paint system, exposure and local environmental conditions
- When repainting, clean the surface, carry out light preparation where necessary and follow the paint manufacturer's primer and application instructions
Can the P5040 pilaster column be used outdoors?
Yes. P5040 can be used for exterior facade decoration, villa entrances, terrace openings and commercial frontage details. It is a decorative cladding element rather than a structural column. Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint, and joints and screw points should be sealed with suitable exterior filler. The substrate, fixing method and exposure conditions must be assessed before installation so the profile and its connections are properly supported.
How is the pilaster column installed and painted?
Install P5040 on a clean, dry and sound surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical fixing. Silicone adhesive should not be used. Make 45-degree mitre cuts where corner transitions are needed, align the flutes, then fill joints and screw points. Sand the repaired areas with 180-220 grit paper. The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint. Additional primer remains optional, but paint manufacturers may require their own primer for warranty coverage.
How durable is P5040 and how heavy is it?
P5040 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with dimensional stability suitable for architectural decoration. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, so it is lighter than plaster, concrete and solid timber alternatives, although the product still has its own weight and connection loads. It resists moisture-related deterioration better than timber and can be repaired, sanded and repainted. Service life depends on correct fixing, paint selection, exposure and maintenance.
What advantages does polyurethane have over plaster or wood?
Rigid polyurethane is easier to handle than plaster or concrete and is less prone to breakage during normal installation. Compared with wood, it is resistant to moisture, decay and insect damage. Its formed surface preserves the repeated fluted profile with consistent lines, while the material can be filled, sanded and repainted. It also has a closed-cell structure with water absorption below 1%, subject to correct finishing and installation.
Can P5040 be used around a structural column?
Yes. P5040 can be applied as decorative cladding around an existing structural column or another suitable support. The polyurethane pilaster itself does not carry building loads. The installer must account for the profile's own weight and connection loads, choose fixing hardware suitable for the substrate and ensure that joints are properly finished. For exterior locations, UV-resistant paint and exterior-grade joint filler are required.