Polyurethane Pilaster Column for 240 cm Wall Design
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif, boyanabilir yüzey |
| Color | Belirtilmemiş |
| Density | Belirtilmemiş |
| 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 20 cm |
| Dimensions | 200 × 400 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
A Polyurethane Pilaster Column is a decorative wall element designed to introduce vertical architectural definition without functioning as a load-bearing column. P5040W50 measures 20 × 40 × 240 cm and creates a substantial pilaster presence on long wall elevations, entrance walls and framed interior compositions. Its 240 cm height makes it particularly suitable for spaces where a continuous vertical line is needed between floor and ceiling or beneath a cornice.
The pilaster is cast from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. This material combines a firm, detailed surface with low weight compared with plaster, concrete or solid timber alternatives. Water absorption remains below 1%, supporting use in areas exposed to humidity when the installation and paint system are correctly specified. The profile maintains dimensional stability within a temperature range of -100 °C to +80 °C, helping it retain its form through seasonal changes.
P5040W50 provides a paint-ready decorative surface supplied with a factory primer. The primed finish supports both water-based and synthetic paint systems, allowing the pilaster to be coordinated with wall colours, joinery or facade tones. An additional primer may still be chosen according to the paint manufacturer's system requirements; paint manufacturers may not warrant paint applied without their own primer. Polure does not provide a guarantee for paint products or their application.
In residential interiors, the 20 × 40 × 240 cm Pilaster Column can organise a living-room feature wall, frame a fireplace composition, articulate a hallway or create a formal rhythm around door openings. In hotel lobbies, restaurants, offices and retail settings, repeated pilasters can divide a broad wall visually without constructing structural partitions. For exterior elevations, the pilaster can be used to dress existing structural columns or define entrance zones, window bays and terrace walls after finishing with UV-resistant exterior paint.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut the element accurately where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, then secure the pilaster with mechanical screw fixings; silicone adhesive is not suitable for this installation. Fill joints and fixing points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system and finish with 2 coats of paint. Exterior joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler.
Unlike plaster, the Polyurethane Pilaster Column is less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike timber, it is resistant to moisture-related rot and insect damage, while offering a more defined decorative surface than EPS foam. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a structural or load-bearing component.
- The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is suited to projects that need a clear vertical architectural rhythm rather than a freestanding structural column
- In a living room, position two pilasters at the edges of a fireplace wall, media wall or wide doorway to establish a framed composition
- In entrance halls and corridors, the 240 cm height helps visually extend wall proportions and can be aligned with ceiling cornices or door head heights
- For bedrooms, a pair of pilasters can define a headboard wall while leaving the central area available for paint, wallpaper or upholstered panels
- In hospitality and commercial interiors, use repeated pilasters along a reception wall, restaurant perimeter or showroom display elevation to divide a long surface into measured bays
- For exterior work, P5040W50 can clad and decorate existing structural columns, mark a villa entrance or add depth to terrace and facade walls
- It is a decorative product, not a load-bearing building element
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint, with all joints and mechanical fixing points closed using exterior-grade filler
- Select the final colour and coating system according to the exposure conditions of the project
- Check that the wall is clean, dry, stable and free from loose coatings before fitting the P5040W50 Pilaster Column
- Confirm the final layout, vertical alignment and any required cuts before adhesive is applied
- Make cuts with suitable tools and keep visible joints accurately aligned
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear contact areas, press the pilaster into position and secure it with mechanical screw fixings
- Mechanical fastening is required for this 20 × 40 × 240 cm decorative element; where the substrate requires it, use suitable plugs or anchors
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- After fixing, fill joints and screw recesses with compatible filler
- Sand the cured filled areas using 180-220 grit abrasive, then apply the selected primer system and 2 finish coats
- For exterior installations, use UV-resistant exterior paint and exterior-grade filler at joints and fixing points
- Maintain the painted Pilaster Column with a soft dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and cleaners that may dull, scratch or weaken the paint finish
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially at joints, screw points and edges exposed to rain or strong sunlight
- Repainting intervals depend on the selected coating system and site exposure
- If the surface is damaged, repair the affected area with compatible filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, prime as required by the paint system and repaint
- The factory-applied primer prepares the surface for painting, but the coating manufacturer's instructions remain applicable
Can the P5040W50 Pilaster Column be used outdoors?
Yes. The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is suitable for both interior and exterior decorative applications when it is installed on a sound substrate and finished correctly. For facade use, apply a UV-resistant exterior paint because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. Close joints and mechanical fixing points with exterior-grade filler to protect the finished assembly. The pilaster is decorative only; it can dress an existing structural column or facade wall but does not carry structural loads.
How is a 20 × 40 × 240 cm pilaster column installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry and stable wall. Position and cut it accurately, bond it with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure it with mechanical screw fixings. Silicone adhesive should not be used. Fill joints and screw recesses, sand repaired areas with 180-220 grit abrasive, then apply the primer system selected for the paint specification and finish with 2 coats of paint. Water-based and synthetic paints can be used on the factory-primed surface.
How durable is the P5040W50 Polyurethane Pilaster Column?
P5040W50 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%, and the material is resistant to moisture-related rot and mould. The profile is dimensionally stable across temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C. It is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete or stone alternatives, but its exact product weight is not specified. As with other decorative components, long-term performance depends on correct installation, sealing and paint maintenance.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster compared with plaster or timber?
A polyurethane pilaster is easier to handle than plaster or solid timber because it has lower weight while retaining a firm, detailed decorative surface. Compared with plaster, it is less likely to chip or break during transport and installation. Compared with timber, it does not rot or suffer insect damage when exposed to humidity. It also offers more surface definition and rigidity than EPS foam. P5040W50 remains a decorative cladding element and should not be used as a structural column.
Does the pilaster require an additional primer before painting?
The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is supplied with a factory primer that prepares its decorative surface for painting. Water-based and synthetic paint systems may be applied, subject to the coating manufacturer's instructions. An additional primer is optional and depends on the selected paint system, substrate preparation and project specification. Paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty where their own primer has not been used. Polure does not guarantee paint products or the final coating application.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
A Polyurethane Pilaster Column is a decorative wall element designed to introduce vertical architectural definition without functioning as a load-bearing column. P5040W50 measures 20 × 40 × 240 cm and creates a substantial pilaster presence on long wall elevations, entrance walls and framed interior compositions. Its 240 cm height makes it particularly suitable for spaces where a continuous vertical line is needed between floor and ceiling or beneath a cornice.
The pilaster is cast from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. This material combines a firm, detailed surface with low weight compared with plaster, concrete or solid timber alternatives. Water absorption remains below 1%, supporting use in areas exposed to humidity when the installation and paint system are correctly specified. The profile maintains dimensional stability within a temperature range of -100 °C to +80 °C, helping it retain its form through seasonal changes.
P5040W50 provides a paint-ready decorative surface supplied with a factory primer. The primed finish supports both water-based and synthetic paint systems, allowing the pilaster to be coordinated with wall colours, joinery or facade tones. An additional primer may still be chosen according to the paint manufacturer's system requirements; paint manufacturers may not warrant paint applied without their own primer. Polure does not provide a guarantee for paint products or their application.
In residential interiors, the 20 × 40 × 240 cm Pilaster Column can organise a living-room feature wall, frame a fireplace composition, articulate a hallway or create a formal rhythm around door openings. In hotel lobbies, restaurants, offices and retail settings, repeated pilasters can divide a broad wall visually without constructing structural partitions. For exterior elevations, the pilaster can be used to dress existing structural columns or define entrance zones, window bays and terrace walls after finishing with UV-resistant exterior paint.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sound substrate. Cut the element accurately where required, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, then secure the pilaster with mechanical screw fixings; silicone adhesive is not suitable for this installation. Fill joints and fixing points with suitable filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system and finish with 2 coats of paint. Exterior joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler.
Unlike plaster, the Polyurethane Pilaster Column is less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike timber, it is resistant to moisture-related rot and insect damage, while offering a more defined decorative surface than EPS foam. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a structural or load-bearing component.
- The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is suited to projects that need a clear vertical architectural rhythm rather than a freestanding structural column
- In a living room, position two pilasters at the edges of a fireplace wall, media wall or wide doorway to establish a framed composition
- In entrance halls and corridors, the 240 cm height helps visually extend wall proportions and can be aligned with ceiling cornices or door head heights
- For bedrooms, a pair of pilasters can define a headboard wall while leaving the central area available for paint, wallpaper or upholstered panels
- In hospitality and commercial interiors, use repeated pilasters along a reception wall, restaurant perimeter or showroom display elevation to divide a long surface into measured bays
- For exterior work, P5040W50 can clad and decorate existing structural columns, mark a villa entrance or add depth to terrace and facade walls
- It is a decorative product, not a load-bearing building element
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint, with all joints and mechanical fixing points closed using exterior-grade filler
- Select the final colour and coating system according to the exposure conditions of the project
- Check that the wall is clean, dry, stable and free from loose coatings before fitting the P5040W50 Pilaster Column
- Confirm the final layout, vertical alignment and any required cuts before adhesive is applied
- Make cuts with suitable tools and keep visible joints accurately aligned
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear contact areas, press the pilaster into position and secure it with mechanical screw fixings
- Mechanical fastening is required for this 20 × 40 × 240 cm decorative element; where the substrate requires it, use suitable plugs or anchors
- Do not use silicone adhesive
- After fixing, fill joints and screw recesses with compatible filler
- Sand the cured filled areas using 180-220 grit abrasive, then apply the selected primer system and 2 finish coats
- For exterior installations, use UV-resistant exterior paint and exterior-grade filler at joints and fixing points
- Maintain the painted Pilaster Column with a soft dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and cleaners that may dull, scratch or weaken the paint finish
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially at joints, screw points and edges exposed to rain or strong sunlight
- Repainting intervals depend on the selected coating system and site exposure
- If the surface is damaged, repair the affected area with compatible filler, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, prime as required by the paint system and repaint
- The factory-applied primer prepares the surface for painting, but the coating manufacturer's instructions remain applicable
Can the P5040W50 Pilaster Column be used outdoors?
Yes. The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is suitable for both interior and exterior decorative applications when it is installed on a sound substrate and finished correctly. For facade use, apply a UV-resistant exterior paint because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. Close joints and mechanical fixing points with exterior-grade filler to protect the finished assembly. The pilaster is decorative only; it can dress an existing structural column or facade wall but does not carry structural loads.
How is a 20 × 40 × 240 cm pilaster column installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry and stable wall. Position and cut it accurately, bond it with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure it with mechanical screw fixings. Silicone adhesive should not be used. Fill joints and screw recesses, sand repaired areas with 180-220 grit abrasive, then apply the primer system selected for the paint specification and finish with 2 coats of paint. Water-based and synthetic paints can be used on the factory-primed surface.
How durable is the P5040W50 Polyurethane Pilaster Column?
P5040W50 is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³. Its closed-cell structure has water absorption below 1%, and the material is resistant to moisture-related rot and mould. The profile is dimensionally stable across temperatures from -100 °C to +80 °C. It is considerably lighter than plaster, concrete or stone alternatives, but its exact product weight is not specified. As with other decorative components, long-term performance depends on correct installation, sealing and paint maintenance.
What are the advantages of a polyurethane pilaster compared with plaster or timber?
A polyurethane pilaster is easier to handle than plaster or solid timber because it has lower weight while retaining a firm, detailed decorative surface. Compared with plaster, it is less likely to chip or break during transport and installation. Compared with timber, it does not rot or suffer insect damage when exposed to humidity. It also offers more surface definition and rigidity than EPS foam. P5040W50 remains a decorative cladding element and should not be used as a structural column.
Does the pilaster require an additional primer before painting?
The P5040W50 Pilaster Column is supplied with a factory primer that prepares its decorative surface for painting. Water-based and synthetic paint systems may be applied, subject to the coating manufacturer's instructions. An additional primer is optional and depends on the selected paint system, substrate preparation and project specification. Paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty where their own primer has not been used. Polure does not guarantee paint products or the final coating application.