Polyurethane Pilaster Column, 25 x 50 x 240 cm Interior
Technical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
|---|---|
| Surface | Düz |
| Color | Beyaz (astar) |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ |
| Water Absorption | below 1% |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Usage | Indoor |
| Diameter | Ø 25 cm |
| Dimensions | 250 × 500 × 2400 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane P5050W50 is a decorative pilaster column for interior wall and column detailing, combining a substantial 25 x 50 cm face with a 240 cm height. Its elongated proportions help create a framed architectural effect around existing interior surfaces without the visual weight of a solid masonry element. The profile is intended for decorative application and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
The rigid PU body has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³, providing a practical balance between low handling weight and a firm, workable surface. The material is specified for a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C, with dimensional stability that supports clean joints after installation. Water absorption is below 1%, although this interior-rated item is not designated for outdoor or exposed wet-area use. Its B2 fire reaction classification means it is difficult to ignite and can self-extinguish when the flame source is removed.
P5050W50 has a flat surface and arrives in white factory primer. The restrained face suits interiors where the column outline, proportion and painted finish should carry the design rather than a carved motif. Water-based or synthetic paint can be selected to coordinate the pilaster with wall colours, trim, furniture or a contrasting architectural scheme. The surface can also be filled and sanded when minor joint corrections are required.
Use the 240 cm height to frame full-height wall sections, conceal or visually organise an existing interior column, or establish vertical rhythm in an entrance hall, living room, corridor, hotel lobby, office reception or restaurant interior. A 25 cm depth gives the element a noticeable presence, while the 50 cm width makes it suitable for broad wall compositions and paired arrangements around openings or feature panels. For taller rooms, multiple aligned pilasters can be planned as a coordinated composition, subject to the project dimensions and joint treatment.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sufficiently even substrate. Check the position, make precise 45-degree mitre cuts where corner returns are needed, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with screws and suitable mechanical fixing as required by the substrate. Mechanical fastening is mandatory; wide sections may need additional support. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the element is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, it offers resistance to rot and insects while retaining a paintable decorative surface.
- P5050W50 is designed for interior architectural decoration where a tall, flat pilaster profile can give walls and existing columns a more structured appearance
- In an entrance hall, place paired units around a doorway or along a wide wall to establish a clear vertical frame
- In a living room, use the 50 cm width to define a feature wall, media area or transition between finishes
- The 25 cm projection creates visible depth without requiring a solid masonry build-up
- In hotel lobbies, offices and restaurants, the 240 cm height works well for full-height interior compositions, especially when the pilaster is painted to match the wall or contrasted with surrounding trim
- Bedrooms can use the profile beside a wardrobe wall or behind a bed arrangement, provided the substrate is sound and the composition is planned before cutting
- This is an interior-rated product and should not be specified for exterior facades, exposed balconies or locations subject to persistent water contact
- Pairing two or more aligned pieces can create a broader decorative arrangement, but joints, corners and fixing points should be coordinated with the final wall layout
- Confirm the layout on the wall before cutting, checking the 240 cm length against the finished floor and ceiling conditions
- The substrate must be clean, dry and sufficiently even
- Cut corner returns with accurate 45-degree mitres where the design requires them
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions, then press the pilaster into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws and suitable anchors is mandatory; select the fixing method for the actual substrate, and provide additional mechanical support for wide sections when required
- Fill joints and screw heads with a compatible filler, allow the surface to settle according to the product system, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- Follow the paint manufacturer's system for any additional primer and apply two finish coats
- Clean the painted pilaster with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents or prolonged saturation
- Because the product is specified for interior use and is not rated as water-resistant, do not expose it to standing water, leaking surfaces or regular direct spray
- Inspect joints and screw points periodically, especially after decorating work or accidental impact
- If the finish becomes marked or its appearance changes, repair the affected area with a compatible filler where necessary, sand locally and repaint using a compatible water-based or synthetic paint system
Which interiors suit the P5050W50 pilaster column?
The P5050W50 suits entrance halls, living rooms, corridors, bedrooms, hotel lobbies, offices and restaurants. Its 240 cm height is useful for full-height vertical framing, while the 50 cm width gives broad walls and existing interior columns a defined architectural outline. It can be used singly, in pairs or in a planned sequence, provided the substrate and final layout are checked before installation.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and even substrate, mark the position and make 45-degree mitre cuts for required corner returns. Fix the element with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical fasteners; silicone must not be used. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, follow the paint manufacturer's primer requirements and apply two finish coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the material properties of this pilaster?
The rigid PU construction has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It is specified for -100 °C / +80 °C and has water absorption below 1%, with good dimensional stability. The product is decorative rather than structural, and its own weight and fixing loads must be considered during installation. It is supplied in white factory primer with a flat surface.
Why choose this pilaster instead of plaster or timber trim?
Compared with plaster, the pilaster is easier to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during transport and fitting. Compared with timber or MDF, its closed-cell PU structure is not susceptible to rot or insect attack in the same way. It also accepts filling, sanding and painting, allowing joints and fixing points to be refined after installation. It remains a decorative cladding element, not a structural support.
Can the white factory-primed surface be painted directly?
The factory primer prepares the surface for painting with a water-based or synthetic system. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their specified primer, so an additional compatible primer remains optional and depends on the chosen paint system and the customer's preference. Polure does not guarantee the performance of third-party paint systems. Always follow the coating manufacturer's instructions.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane P5050W50 is a decorative pilaster column for interior wall and column detailing, combining a substantial 25 x 50 cm face with a 240 cm height. Its elongated proportions help create a framed architectural effect around existing interior surfaces without the visual weight of a solid masonry element. The profile is intended for decorative application and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
The rigid PU body has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³, providing a practical balance between low handling weight and a firm, workable surface. The material is specified for a temperature range of -100 °C / +80 °C, with dimensional stability that supports clean joints after installation. Water absorption is below 1%, although this interior-rated item is not designated for outdoor or exposed wet-area use. Its B2 fire reaction classification means it is difficult to ignite and can self-extinguish when the flame source is removed.
P5050W50 has a flat surface and arrives in white factory primer. The restrained face suits interiors where the column outline, proportion and painted finish should carry the design rather than a carved motif. Water-based or synthetic paint can be selected to coordinate the pilaster with wall colours, trim, furniture or a contrasting architectural scheme. The surface can also be filled and sanded when minor joint corrections are required.
Use the 240 cm height to frame full-height wall sections, conceal or visually organise an existing interior column, or establish vertical rhythm in an entrance hall, living room, corridor, hotel lobby, office reception or restaurant interior. A 25 cm depth gives the element a noticeable presence, while the 50 cm width makes it suitable for broad wall compositions and paired arrangements around openings or feature panels. For taller rooms, multiple aligned pilasters can be planned as a coordinated composition, subject to the project dimensions and joint treatment.
Installation begins with a clean, dry and sufficiently even substrate. Check the position, make precise 45-degree mitre cuts where corner returns are needed, apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive, and secure the pilaster with screws and suitable mechanical fixing as required by the substrate. Mechanical fastening is mandatory; wide sections may need additional support. Fill joints and fixing points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, apply the selected primer system if required by the paint manufacturer, and finish with two coats of paint. Compared with plaster, the element is lighter and less prone to breakage; compared with timber or MDF, it offers resistance to rot and insects while retaining a paintable decorative surface.
- P5050W50 is designed for interior architectural decoration where a tall, flat pilaster profile can give walls and existing columns a more structured appearance
- In an entrance hall, place paired units around a doorway or along a wide wall to establish a clear vertical frame
- In a living room, use the 50 cm width to define a feature wall, media area or transition between finishes
- The 25 cm projection creates visible depth without requiring a solid masonry build-up
- In hotel lobbies, offices and restaurants, the 240 cm height works well for full-height interior compositions, especially when the pilaster is painted to match the wall or contrasted with surrounding trim
- Bedrooms can use the profile beside a wardrobe wall or behind a bed arrangement, provided the substrate is sound and the composition is planned before cutting
- This is an interior-rated product and should not be specified for exterior facades, exposed balconies or locations subject to persistent water contact
- Pairing two or more aligned pieces can create a broader decorative arrangement, but joints, corners and fixing points should be coordinated with the final wall layout
- Confirm the layout on the wall before cutting, checking the 240 cm length against the finished floor and ceiling conditions
- The substrate must be clean, dry and sufficiently even
- Cut corner returns with accurate 45-degree mitres where the design requires them
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions, then press the pilaster into position
- Mechanical fixing with screws and suitable anchors is mandatory; select the fixing method for the actual substrate, and provide additional mechanical support for wide sections when required
- Fill joints and screw heads with a compatible filler, allow the surface to settle according to the product system, then sand with 180-220 grit abrasive
- Follow the paint manufacturer's system for any additional primer and apply two finish coats
- Clean the painted pilaster with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive pads, aggressive solvents or prolonged saturation
- Because the product is specified for interior use and is not rated as water-resistant, do not expose it to standing water, leaking surfaces or regular direct spray
- Inspect joints and screw points periodically, especially after decorating work or accidental impact
- If the finish becomes marked or its appearance changes, repair the affected area with a compatible filler where necessary, sand locally and repaint using a compatible water-based or synthetic paint system
Which interiors suit the P5050W50 pilaster column?
The P5050W50 suits entrance halls, living rooms, corridors, bedrooms, hotel lobbies, offices and restaurants. Its 240 cm height is useful for full-height vertical framing, while the 50 cm width gives broad walls and existing interior columns a defined architectural outline. It can be used singly, in pairs or in a planned sequence, provided the substrate and final layout are checked before installation.
How is the pilaster installed and painted?
Prepare a clean, dry and even substrate, mark the position and make 45-degree mitre cuts for required corner returns. Fix the element with polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical fasteners; silicone must not be used. Fill joints and screw points, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive, follow the paint manufacturer's primer requirements and apply two finish coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
What are the material properties of this pilaster?
The rigid PU construction has a closed-cell structure and a density of 150-220 kg/m³. It is specified for -100 °C / +80 °C and has water absorption below 1%, with good dimensional stability. The product is decorative rather than structural, and its own weight and fixing loads must be considered during installation. It is supplied in white factory primer with a flat surface.
Why choose this pilaster instead of plaster or timber trim?
Compared with plaster, the pilaster is easier to handle and less vulnerable to breakage during transport and fitting. Compared with timber or MDF, its closed-cell PU structure is not susceptible to rot or insect attack in the same way. It also accepts filling, sanding and painting, allowing joints and fixing points to be refined after installation. It remains a decorative cladding element, not a structural support.
Can the white factory-primed surface be painted directly?
The factory primer prepares the surface for painting with a water-based or synthetic system. However, paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their specified primer, so an additional compatible primer remains optional and depends on the chosen paint system and the customer's preference. Polure does not guarantee the performance of third-party paint systems. Always follow the coating manufacturer's instructions.