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Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Yivli ve dekoratif yüzey dokusu |
| Color | White |
| Density | 150-220 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 25 cm |
| Dimensions | 250 × 500 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Polyurethane fluted pilaster column P505050 is a decorative architectural element with a vertically grooved surface, designed to frame walls, entrances and facade compositions without becoming a structural support. Its 25 x 50 x 240 cm format creates a tall, substantial vertical accent that can be used as a full-height feature or trimmed to suit a particular composition.
The closed-cell rigid PU body combines low weight with a firm, detailed profile. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, while water absorption remains below 1%. The material offers high dimensional stability, with no expected form loss within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C under the stated conditions. Compared with plaster, the pilaster is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with untreated wood, it resists moisture-related decay and insect damage. The B2 fire reaction classification describes a difficult-to-ignite, self-extinguishing material behaviour.
The defining visual feature is the repeated fluted relief running vertically along the face. Evenly spaced grooves create a controlled rhythm of light and shadow, giving the profile a clear architectural reading from both close range and across a room or facade. The factory-primed surface is suitable for water-based or synthetic paint systems. For exterior applications, UV-resistant paint is required because unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight.
Inside, the P505050 pilaster can frame a doorway, define a transition between an entrance hall and living room, or add vertical structure beside a fireplace surround, reception desk or hotel lobby opening. In bedrooms and restaurants, two matching pieces can mark a wall composition without occupying the depth of a built masonry feature. Outdoors, the same profile can be used around villa entrances, facade openings, covered terraces and non-structural column cladding. It may be cut to coordinate with adjacent trims, while the 50 cm face width suits broad architectural zones rather than narrow decorative borders.
Installation begins with a clean, dry, sound and even substrate. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are required, then apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the piece with mechanical screws as required by the substrate and project conditions. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply any additional primer selected by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not guarantee systems applied without their specified primer; Polure does not provide a guarantee for the paints used.
Once finished correctly, the fluted pilaster offers a repairable architectural surface that can be filled, sanded and repainted. Its combination of crisp relief, manageable handling and resistance to moisture makes it practical for both interior detailing and protected or exposed facade decoration, provided the coating and fixing system are selected for the environment.
- The P505050 fluted pilaster is suitable for vertical architectural framing in both interior and exterior settings
- In an entrance hall, place one on each side of a wide doorway to create a balanced transition into the living area
- In a lounge or hotel lobby, use paired pilasters to define a reception wall, bar opening or circulation route
- A bedroom feature wall can use the profile beside a headboard or on both sides of a recessed panel, while a restaurant can apply it around a formal opening or banquette zone
- For offices, it can add vertical rhythm to a reception or meeting-room frontage without the mass of masonry construction
- Outdoors, the 240 cm height works well around villa doors, window compositions, covered terraces and facade bays
- The 50 cm width gives the profile a strong presence on broad elevations; where a narrower effect is required, the piece can be cut as part of the layout
- Paint the finished surface with a UV-resistant exterior coating for facade use, and seal joints and screw points with exterior filler
- Prepare the substrate so it is clean, dry, sound and sufficiently even
- Check the 25 x 50 x 240 cm profile against the layout before cutting
- Make 45-degree mitre cuts at angled corners or joints where required
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive suitable for decorative PU elements, then position the pilaster and add mechanical screws for secure fixing
- Use extra mechanical support where the profile size, substrate or project conditions require it; silicone adhesive must not be used
- Fill joints and screw recesses with suitable filler, allow the surface system to set according to its product instructions, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but an additional primer may be selected by the paint manufacturer
- Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint
- Exterior installations require UV-resistant paint
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or clean the painted surface with a slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and hard scraping tools, as these may damage the coating or the fluted relief
- Inspect joints, screw points and exposed edges periodically, especially on exterior installations
- Renew the paint finish when fading, coating wear or local damage becomes visible
- Any repainting should follow the requirements of the selected paint system
- For outdoor use, maintain a UV-resistant coating and repair exterior filler at joints before moisture can reach the fixing areas
Can the P505050 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P505050 is suitable for exterior facade decoration as well as interior applications. Use it around villa entrances, facade openings, covered terraces or as non-structural cladding over an existing support. Exterior installation requires a sound substrate, mechanical fixing where needed, properly sealed joints and screw points, and a UV-resistant exterior paint system. The profile itself is decorative and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
How is the fluted pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and even surface, then cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are required. Fix it with a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanical screws selected for the substrate. Fill and sand the joints and fixing points using 180-220 grit abrasive. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while additional primer remains optional according to the paint manufacturer. Finish with two compatible coats; exterior work requires UV-resistant paint.
Is the 25x50x240 cm pilaster suitable for large architectural spaces?
The 240 cm height and 50 cm face width give this profile a strong vertical presence, making it suitable for entrance halls, hotel lobbies, restaurant openings, villa facades and broad wall compositions. The piece can be cut to match the project layout. Because it is a decorative element rather than a structural column, it should be installed over or beside the building's existing structural support.
What advantages does it offer compared with plaster or wood?
The closed-cell rigid PU construction is lighter and less prone to breakage than plaster, while its below-1% water absorption helps it perform in moisture-exposed decorative applications. Unlike untreated wood, it does not rot from normal moisture exposure and is not vulnerable to insect damage in the same way. The fluted detail is produced as part of the profile, and the finished surface can be filled, sanded and repainted if local repairs are needed.
Can the fluted surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface accepts compatible water-based or synthetic paint systems, allowing the pilaster to coordinate with walls, trim or facade colours. Apply paint after filling and sanding the joints and screw points. An additional primer may be used if required by the selected paint manufacturer; Polure does not guarantee paints or coating systems. For exterior use, choose a UV-resistant coating to reduce yellowing and weather-related finish changes.
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Polyurethane fluted pilaster column P505050 is a decorative architectural element with a vertically grooved surface, designed to frame walls, entrances and facade compositions without becoming a structural support. Its 25 x 50 x 240 cm format creates a tall, substantial vertical accent that can be used as a full-height feature or trimmed to suit a particular composition.
The closed-cell rigid PU body combines low weight with a firm, detailed profile. Its density is 150-220 kg/m³, while water absorption remains below 1%. The material offers high dimensional stability, with no expected form loss within a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C under the stated conditions. Compared with plaster, the pilaster is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with untreated wood, it resists moisture-related decay and insect damage. The B2 fire reaction classification describes a difficult-to-ignite, self-extinguishing material behaviour.
The defining visual feature is the repeated fluted relief running vertically along the face. Evenly spaced grooves create a controlled rhythm of light and shadow, giving the profile a clear architectural reading from both close range and across a room or facade. The factory-primed surface is suitable for water-based or synthetic paint systems. For exterior applications, UV-resistant paint is required because unpainted PU may yellow under sunlight.
Inside, the P505050 pilaster can frame a doorway, define a transition between an entrance hall and living room, or add vertical structure beside a fireplace surround, reception desk or hotel lobby opening. In bedrooms and restaurants, two matching pieces can mark a wall composition without occupying the depth of a built masonry feature. Outdoors, the same profile can be used around villa entrances, facade openings, covered terraces and non-structural column cladding. It may be cut to coordinate with adjacent trims, while the 50 cm face width suits broad architectural zones rather than narrow decorative borders.
Installation begins with a clean, dry, sound and even substrate. Cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are required, then apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the piece with mechanical screws as required by the substrate and project conditions. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply any additional primer selected by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not guarantee systems applied without their specified primer; Polure does not provide a guarantee for the paints used.
Once finished correctly, the fluted pilaster offers a repairable architectural surface that can be filled, sanded and repainted. Its combination of crisp relief, manageable handling and resistance to moisture makes it practical for both interior detailing and protected or exposed facade decoration, provided the coating and fixing system are selected for the environment.
- The P505050 fluted pilaster is suitable for vertical architectural framing in both interior and exterior settings
- In an entrance hall, place one on each side of a wide doorway to create a balanced transition into the living area
- In a lounge or hotel lobby, use paired pilasters to define a reception wall, bar opening or circulation route
- A bedroom feature wall can use the profile beside a headboard or on both sides of a recessed panel, while a restaurant can apply it around a formal opening or banquette zone
- For offices, it can add vertical rhythm to a reception or meeting-room frontage without the mass of masonry construction
- Outdoors, the 240 cm height works well around villa doors, window compositions, covered terraces and facade bays
- The 50 cm width gives the profile a strong presence on broad elevations; where a narrower effect is required, the piece can be cut as part of the layout
- Paint the finished surface with a UV-resistant exterior coating for facade use, and seal joints and screw points with exterior filler
- Prepare the substrate so it is clean, dry, sound and sufficiently even
- Check the 25 x 50 x 240 cm profile against the layout before cutting
- Make 45-degree mitre cuts at angled corners or joints where required
- Apply a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive suitable for decorative PU elements, then position the pilaster and add mechanical screws for secure fixing
- Use extra mechanical support where the profile size, substrate or project conditions require it; silicone adhesive must not be used
- Fill joints and screw recesses with suitable filler, allow the surface system to set according to its product instructions, and sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- The factory primer prepares the surface for painting, but an additional primer may be selected by the paint manufacturer
- Apply two coats of compatible water-based or synthetic paint
- Exterior installations require UV-resistant paint
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or clean the painted surface with a slightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and hard scraping tools, as these may damage the coating or the fluted relief
- Inspect joints, screw points and exposed edges periodically, especially on exterior installations
- Renew the paint finish when fading, coating wear or local damage becomes visible
- Any repainting should follow the requirements of the selected paint system
- For outdoor use, maintain a UV-resistant coating and repair exterior filler at joints before moisture can reach the fixing areas
Can the P505050 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P505050 is suitable for exterior facade decoration as well as interior applications. Use it around villa entrances, facade openings, covered terraces or as non-structural cladding over an existing support. Exterior installation requires a sound substrate, mechanical fixing where needed, properly sealed joints and screw points, and a UV-resistant exterior paint system. The profile itself is decorative and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
How is the fluted pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and even surface, then cut the profile with a 45-degree mitre where angled joints are required. Fix it with a polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mechanical screws selected for the substrate. Fill and sand the joints and fixing points using 180-220 grit abrasive. The factory primer prepares the surface for paint, while additional primer remains optional according to the paint manufacturer. Finish with two compatible coats; exterior work requires UV-resistant paint.
Is the 25x50x240 cm pilaster suitable for large architectural spaces?
The 240 cm height and 50 cm face width give this profile a strong vertical presence, making it suitable for entrance halls, hotel lobbies, restaurant openings, villa facades and broad wall compositions. The piece can be cut to match the project layout. Because it is a decorative element rather than a structural column, it should be installed over or beside the building's existing structural support.
What advantages does it offer compared with plaster or wood?
The closed-cell rigid PU construction is lighter and less prone to breakage than plaster, while its below-1% water absorption helps it perform in moisture-exposed decorative applications. Unlike untreated wood, it does not rot from normal moisture exposure and is not vulnerable to insect damage in the same way. The fluted detail is produced as part of the profile, and the finished surface can be filled, sanded and repainted if local repairs are needed.
Can the fluted surface be painted in a custom colour?
Yes. The factory-primed surface accepts compatible water-based or synthetic paint systems, allowing the pilaster to coordinate with walls, trim or facade colours. Apply paint after filling and sanding the joints and screw points. An additional primer may be used if required by the selected paint manufacturer; Polure does not guarantee paints or coating systems. For exterior use, choose a UV-resistant coating to reduce yellowing and weather-related finish changes.