Polyurethane Pilaster Column Detail 28x56x26 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif ürün yüzeyi; uygulama öncesinde astar ve boya ile sonlandırılabilir. Özgün yüzey dokusu belirtilmemiştir. |
| Color | 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 28 cm |
| Dimensions | 278 × 555 × 255 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Pilaster Column Detail P5040D50 is a decorative architectural element for finishing pilaster and column compositions in residential, hospitality, commercial and facade projects. Its compact 28 x 56 x 26 cm format provides a defined transition detail without requiring a full-height column structure. The piece is decorative rather than load-bearing and can be coordinated with a column shaft, pilaster body or existing architectural surface.
Manufactured from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines low weight with useful dimensional stability. The stated dimensions are 28 cm wide, 56 cm high and 26 cm in projection, making it suitable for entrances, wall-mounted pilasters and facade details where a substantial profile is required without the mass of cast plaster, stone or solid timber. The material density is 150-220 kg/m3. Water absorption is below 1%, while the declared service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C.
The product arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for finishing. It may be painted with water-based or synthetic paint to match a facade, hallway, lobby or interior scheme. A further primer coat is optional and remains the customer's choice; however, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their recommended primer system. Polure does not warrant the paint products used and accepts no responsibility for the selected coating system. For exterior installation, UV-resistant paint is required because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under sunlight.
Use the pilaster detail to frame an entrance composition, define a transition between a wall and a pilaster shaft, or add a vertical architectural accent to a hotel lobby, restaurant, office reception or residential hallway. Outdoors, it can be applied around villa entrances, covered porticos and facade pilasters when the coating, joint treatment and exposure conditions are suitable. The piece can also be paired visually with column bases, capitals, string courses or window surrounds, provided that the adjoining components are selected and fitted as part of the same project design.
Installation requires a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45-degree mitre where a corner or joining line requires it, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the element with screws and suitable mechanical fixings as required. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, apply the selected primer system where required, and finish with two coats of paint. Mechanical support must reflect the piece's own weight and connection loads; this element is decorative and does not carry building loads.
Compared with plaster, the polyurethane decorative product is easier to handle and less prone to breakage during fitting. Unlike timber, it is not vulnerable to rot or moisture-related deterioration, while its moulded form supports consistent detail and straightforward repair. The result is a practical architectural finish for projects that need a defined pilaster or column transition with controlled weight and adaptable colour.
- P5040D50 is designed for decorative pilaster and column compositions rather than structural support
- In a living room or entrance hall, place the detail at the upper or transitional zone of a pilaster to give a wall-mounted column a more complete architectural finish
- In a hotel lobby, restaurant or office reception, it can help frame door openings, reception backdrops or feature walls without the weight of plaster or stone
- For residential projects, it suits villa entrances, stair halls and formal corridors
- Outdoors, the element may be used on villa facades, covered porticos and entrance surrounds when finished with UV-resistant paint
- Its 28 cm width, 56 cm height and 26 cm projection make it more suitable for medium-scale pilaster compositions than narrow trim applications
- Coordinate it with the shaft dimensions and adjacent profiles before ordering
- Use matching joint filler at connections so the painted result reads as one continuous architectural element
- It can also be combined with decorative column bases, capitals, string courses or window surrounds where the overall design requires a coherent facade language
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate before positioning the pilaster detail
- Check the 28 x 56 x 26 cm dimensions against the pilaster shaft, corner condition and surrounding profiles
- Where a corner or angled joint is required, make a precise 45-degree mitre cut
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear surface and press the piece into position
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, with suitable plugs or additional support selected according to the substrate and the element's own weight
- Fill screw heads and joints with appropriate filler, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper
- Apply the paint manufacturer's recommended primer system where selected, followed by two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint and exterior-grade filler at joints and fixing points
- Clean the finished surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents and hard brushes
- Do not strike the profile with furniture, tools or other heavy objects
- Exterior performance depends on the selected paint system and exposure conditions, so inspect the coating, joints and screw points periodically
- If the paint becomes damaged or weathered, repair the affected area with compatible exterior filler and the same coating system
- Unpainted polyurethane may yellow in direct sunlight; exterior surfaces must therefore remain protected with UV-resistant paint
Can P5040D50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5040D50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when the substrate, fixing method and coating system are appropriate. Exterior use requires UV-resistant paint because unpainted polyurethane may yellow in sunlight. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the finished surface should be inspected according to local exposure conditions. The element is decorative and must not be treated as a structural or load-bearing component.
How is the pilaster detail installed and painted?
Install the piece on a clean, dry and sound surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical fixing by screws and suitable plugs. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Mitre adjoining pieces at 45 degrees when required, fill joints and fixing points, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper. Use the paint manufacturer's recommended primer system where selected, then apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the dimensions and material properties of this element?
The element measures 28 cm in width, 56 cm in height and 26 cm in projection. It is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%, and the declared temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C. These figures describe the material and product specification, while the installation design must account for the element's own weight and connection loads.
What advantages does polyurethane offer over plaster or timber?
Rigid polyurethane is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete, stone and solid timber, which simplifies handling and reduces installation effort. It is less vulnerable to breakage than plaster during fitting and does not rot like untreated timber. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%, and the surface can be filled, sanded and repainted. The product remains decorative and does not replace a structural column or load-bearing component.
Can the P5040D50 surface be customised with paint?
Yes. The element is supplied with a factory primer intended to prepare the surface for paint, and it can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. An additional primer coat is optional and depends on the customer's preferred system. Paint manufacturers may not guarantee a surface painted without their own recommended primer. Polure does not guarantee the paint products used. For outdoor projects, select a UV-resistant exterior coating.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Pilaster Column Detail P5040D50 is a decorative architectural element for finishing pilaster and column compositions in residential, hospitality, commercial and facade projects. Its compact 28 x 56 x 26 cm format provides a defined transition detail without requiring a full-height column structure. The piece is decorative rather than load-bearing and can be coordinated with a column shaft, pilaster body or existing architectural surface.
Manufactured from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the component combines low weight with useful dimensional stability. The stated dimensions are 28 cm wide, 56 cm high and 26 cm in projection, making it suitable for entrances, wall-mounted pilasters and facade details where a substantial profile is required without the mass of cast plaster, stone or solid timber. The material density is 150-220 kg/m3. Water absorption is below 1%, while the declared service temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C.
The product arrives with a factory primer that prepares the surface for finishing. It may be painted with water-based or synthetic paint to match a facade, hallway, lobby or interior scheme. A further primer coat is optional and remains the customer's choice; however, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their recommended primer system. Polure does not warrant the paint products used and accepts no responsibility for the selected coating system. For exterior installation, UV-resistant paint is required because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under sunlight.
Use the pilaster detail to frame an entrance composition, define a transition between a wall and a pilaster shaft, or add a vertical architectural accent to a hotel lobby, restaurant, office reception or residential hallway. Outdoors, it can be applied around villa entrances, covered porticos and facade pilasters when the coating, joint treatment and exposure conditions are suitable. The piece can also be paired visually with column bases, capitals, string courses or window surrounds, provided that the adjoining components are selected and fitted as part of the same project design.
Installation requires a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut adjoining pieces with a 45-degree mitre where a corner or joining line requires it, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the element with screws and suitable mechanical fixings as required. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, apply the selected primer system where required, and finish with two coats of paint. Mechanical support must reflect the piece's own weight and connection loads; this element is decorative and does not carry building loads.
Compared with plaster, the polyurethane decorative product is easier to handle and less prone to breakage during fitting. Unlike timber, it is not vulnerable to rot or moisture-related deterioration, while its moulded form supports consistent detail and straightforward repair. The result is a practical architectural finish for projects that need a defined pilaster or column transition with controlled weight and adaptable colour.
- P5040D50 is designed for decorative pilaster and column compositions rather than structural support
- In a living room or entrance hall, place the detail at the upper or transitional zone of a pilaster to give a wall-mounted column a more complete architectural finish
- In a hotel lobby, restaurant or office reception, it can help frame door openings, reception backdrops or feature walls without the weight of plaster or stone
- For residential projects, it suits villa entrances, stair halls and formal corridors
- Outdoors, the element may be used on villa facades, covered porticos and entrance surrounds when finished with UV-resistant paint
- Its 28 cm width, 56 cm height and 26 cm projection make it more suitable for medium-scale pilaster compositions than narrow trim applications
- Coordinate it with the shaft dimensions and adjacent profiles before ordering
- Use matching joint filler at connections so the painted result reads as one continuous architectural element
- It can also be combined with decorative column bases, capitals, string courses or window surrounds where the overall design requires a coherent facade language
- Prepare a clean, dry and sound substrate before positioning the pilaster detail
- Check the 28 x 56 x 26 cm dimensions against the pilaster shaft, corner condition and surrounding profiles
- Where a corner or angled joint is required, make a precise 45-degree mitre cut
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear surface and press the piece into position
- Silicone adhesive must not be used
- Mechanical fixing with screws is mandatory, with suitable plugs or additional support selected according to the substrate and the element's own weight
- Fill screw heads and joints with appropriate filler, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper
- Apply the paint manufacturer's recommended primer system where selected, followed by two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint and exterior-grade filler at joints and fixing points
- Clean the finished surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents and hard brushes
- Do not strike the profile with furniture, tools or other heavy objects
- Exterior performance depends on the selected paint system and exposure conditions, so inspect the coating, joints and screw points periodically
- If the paint becomes damaged or weathered, repair the affected area with compatible exterior filler and the same coating system
- Unpainted polyurethane may yellow in direct sunlight; exterior surfaces must therefore remain protected with UV-resistant paint
Can P5040D50 be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. P5040D50 is suitable for interior and exterior decorative applications when the substrate, fixing method and coating system are appropriate. Exterior use requires UV-resistant paint because unpainted polyurethane may yellow in sunlight. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler, and the finished surface should be inspected according to local exposure conditions. The element is decorative and must not be treated as a structural or load-bearing component.
How is the pilaster detail installed and painted?
Install the piece on a clean, dry and sound surface using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive together with mandatory mechanical fixing by screws and suitable plugs. Silicone adhesive must not be used. Mitre adjoining pieces at 45 degrees when required, fill joints and fixing points, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper. Use the paint manufacturer's recommended primer system where selected, then apply two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the dimensions and material properties of this element?
The element measures 28 cm in width, 56 cm in height and 26 cm in projection. It is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Water absorption is below 1%, and the declared temperature range is -100 °C / +80 °C. These figures describe the material and product specification, while the installation design must account for the element's own weight and connection loads.
What advantages does polyurethane offer over plaster or timber?
Rigid polyurethane is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete, stone and solid timber, which simplifies handling and reduces installation effort. It is less vulnerable to breakage than plaster during fitting and does not rot like untreated timber. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%, and the surface can be filled, sanded and repainted. The product remains decorative and does not replace a structural column or load-bearing component.
Can the P5040D50 surface be customised with paint?
Yes. The element is supplied with a factory primer intended to prepare the surface for paint, and it can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. An additional primer coat is optional and depends on the customer's preferred system. Paint manufacturers may not guarantee a surface painted without their own recommended primer. Polure does not guarantee the paint products used. For outdoor projects, select a UV-resistant exterior coating.