Polyurethane Decorative Pilaster Column 42x84x38 cm
Technical Specifications
| Material | Poliüretan dekorasyon ürünü |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dekoratif ve boyanabilir yüzey. |
| Color | Uygulanan boya sistemine göre belirlenir. |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ |
| 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 42 cm |
| Dimensions | 418 × 836 × 380 mm |
| Sales Unit | piece |
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Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Decorative Pilaster Column P5060D50 is a non-load-bearing architectural element designed to frame walls, entrances and column compositions with a clearly defined classical profile. Measuring 42 x 84 x 38 cm in width, height and depth, the piece provides substantial visual presence while remaining suitable for decorative cladding rather than structural support.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the pilaster has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and low water absorption below 1%. This material structure supports reliable use in interior and exterior decorative applications when the finishing system is selected correctly. Dimensional stability has been tested at -20 °C / +70 °C; this is a dimensional-stability test range, not a declared service temperature or temperature-resistance rating. The surface arrives with a factory primer that prepares it for water-based or synthetic paint.
The P5060D50 format is suited to architectural compositions where the wall-mounted pilaster needs enough width and depth to read clearly from a distance. Its balanced rectangular proportions can be used as a vertical frame around openings or as a decorative continuation beside a column, without introducing an unverified motif or ornamental pattern. Once painted, the product can be coordinated with facade trim, entrance doors, wall colours and interior architectural details.
Inside, the pilaster can define the sides of an entrance hall, living room feature wall, hotel lobby, restaurant reception area or office presentation wall. It may also be arranged beside a fireplace surround or used to visually organise a large wall section. Outside, the same architectural element can frame villa entrances, facade openings and covered terrace transitions. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system; unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
For installation, prepare a clean, dry substrate, check the position, and make any required 45-degree mitre cuts for joined trim sections. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the pilaster with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing, using suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate where required. Fill joints and screw points with exterior-grade filler for facade work, then use 180-220 grit abrasive paper, apply primer as appropriate for the selected paint system, and finish with two coats of paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their specified primer; Polure does not warrant third-party paint systems.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane decorative product is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike wood, it does not rot and offers better moisture resistance; compared with EPS, it provides a harder surface and supports sharper architectural definition. It can be filled, sanded, repainted and repaired, allowing the pilaster to remain adaptable as the interior or facade colour scheme changes.
- P5060D50 is designed for vertical architectural framing in both interior and exterior settings
- In a living room, place pilasters at the sides of a feature wall, fireplace surround or wide opening to create a stronger vertical rhythm
- In an entrance hall, use a pair to mark the transition between the doorway and the main circulation area
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use the format to define reception walls or highlight selected architectural zones without creating a structural column
- For residential projects, the 42 x 84 x 38 cm proportions are suitable for villa entrances, covered terraces and facade openings where a deeper profile is needed for visibility
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint, with joints and screw points sealed using exterior-grade filler
- The pilaster may also be applied as decorative cladding over an existing structural column, provided the substrate and fixing design are assessed for the actual project
- Begin with a clean, dry and stable substrate
- Mark the vertical position carefully and verify the relationship with adjoining trims, openings or existing columns
- Where sections meet, use accurate 45-degree mitre cuts and dry-fit the parts before bonding
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the product, then install it with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing
- Use suitable plugs or anchors according to the substrate and provide additional mechanical support where the section or project condition requires it
- Fill joints and screw heads, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, and prepare the surface for painting
- The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, while any additional primer remains optional and should follow the paint manufacturer instructions
- For exterior work, use UV-resistant paint and seal exposed joints with exterior-grade filler
- Clean the painted pilaster with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, wire brushes, strong solvents and hard scraping tools that could damage the paint film or decorative surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, for cracking, peeling or impact damage
- Repair affected areas with compatible filler, sand the repair, re-prime when required by the paint system, and repaint with a suitable UV-resistant coating
- Care intervals depend on the selected paint and the level of environmental exposure
Can the P5060D50 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P5060D50 is suitable for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, facade openings and covered terrace transitions. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and does not carry structural loads, so it must not replace a concrete, steel or masonry column.
How is this polyurethane pilaster installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry substrate using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical fixing with screws. Use suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate. Make 45-degree mitre cuts where joined sections require them, then fill joints and screw points. Sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper and apply paint according to the selected system. The factory primer prepares the surface, while any additional primer should follow the paint manufacturer's warranty requirements.
How durable is the pilaster and how much does it weigh?
The product is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and water absorption below 1%. These properties provide a hard, lightweight decorative element with good dimensional stability. The exact product weight depends on its construction and cannot be stated from the supplied specifications. Long-term appearance depends on correct fixing, paint selection, exposure conditions and periodic maintenance.
What advantages does polyurethane offer over plaster or wood?
Rigid polyurethane is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster. Compared with wood, it resists moisture-related rotting and does not provide a food source for insects. Its closed-cell structure and moulded production support consistent architectural definition, while the surface can be filled, sanded, painted and repaired. Like other decorative trim, it still requires correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing and a compatible finishing system.
Can the pilaster be repainted in a custom colour?
Yes. The decorative surface is paintable and can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour is determined by the selected paint system rather than by a fixed product colour. The factory primer prepares the surface, but an additional primer may be used when required by the paint manufacturer. For exterior applications, choose a UV-resistant coating and follow its preparation, application and maintenance instructions.
Similar Products(Architectural Pilaster Columns)
Polyurethane Decorative Pilaster Column P5060D50 is a non-load-bearing architectural element designed to frame walls, entrances and column compositions with a clearly defined classical profile. Measuring 42 x 84 x 38 cm in width, height and depth, the piece provides substantial visual presence while remaining suitable for decorative cladding rather than structural support.
Made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane, the pilaster has a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and low water absorption below 1%. This material structure supports reliable use in interior and exterior decorative applications when the finishing system is selected correctly. Dimensional stability has been tested at -20 °C / +70 °C; this is a dimensional-stability test range, not a declared service temperature or temperature-resistance rating. The surface arrives with a factory primer that prepares it for water-based or synthetic paint.
The P5060D50 format is suited to architectural compositions where the wall-mounted pilaster needs enough width and depth to read clearly from a distance. Its balanced rectangular proportions can be used as a vertical frame around openings or as a decorative continuation beside a column, without introducing an unverified motif or ornamental pattern. Once painted, the product can be coordinated with facade trim, entrance doors, wall colours and interior architectural details.
Inside, the pilaster can define the sides of an entrance hall, living room feature wall, hotel lobby, restaurant reception area or office presentation wall. It may also be arranged beside a fireplace surround or used to visually organise a large wall section. Outside, the same architectural element can frame villa entrances, facade openings and covered terrace transitions. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system; unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. The product is decorative only and must not be treated as a load-bearing column.
For installation, prepare a clean, dry substrate, check the position, and make any required 45-degree mitre cuts for joined trim sections. Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and secure the pilaster with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing, using suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate where required. Fill joints and screw points with exterior-grade filler for facade work, then use 180-220 grit abrasive paper, apply primer as appropriate for the selected paint system, and finish with two coats of paint. Additional primer is optional, but paint manufacturers may not provide a warranty for surfaces painted without their specified primer; Polure does not warrant third-party paint systems.
Compared with plaster, the rigid polyurethane decorative product is lighter and less prone to breakage during handling. Unlike wood, it does not rot and offers better moisture resistance; compared with EPS, it provides a harder surface and supports sharper architectural definition. It can be filled, sanded, repainted and repaired, allowing the pilaster to remain adaptable as the interior or facade colour scheme changes.
- P5060D50 is designed for vertical architectural framing in both interior and exterior settings
- In a living room, place pilasters at the sides of a feature wall, fireplace surround or wide opening to create a stronger vertical rhythm
- In an entrance hall, use a pair to mark the transition between the doorway and the main circulation area
- Hotel lobbies, restaurants and offices can use the format to define reception walls or highlight selected architectural zones without creating a structural column
- For residential projects, the 42 x 84 x 38 cm proportions are suitable for villa entrances, covered terraces and facade openings where a deeper profile is needed for visibility
- Exterior applications require UV-resistant paint, with joints and screw points sealed using exterior-grade filler
- The pilaster may also be applied as decorative cladding over an existing structural column, provided the substrate and fixing design are assessed for the actual project
- Begin with a clean, dry and stable substrate
- Mark the vertical position carefully and verify the relationship with adjoining trims, openings or existing columns
- Where sections meet, use accurate 45-degree mitre cuts and dry-fit the parts before bonding
- Apply polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive to the rear of the product, then install it with screws as mandatory mechanical fixing
- Use suitable plugs or anchors according to the substrate and provide additional mechanical support where the section or project condition requires it
- Fill joints and screw heads, sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper, and prepare the surface for painting
- The factory primer prepares the surface for water-based or synthetic paint, while any additional primer remains optional and should follow the paint manufacturer instructions
- For exterior work, use UV-resistant paint and seal exposed joints with exterior-grade filler
- Clean the painted pilaster with a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp cloth
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, wire brushes, strong solvents and hard scraping tools that could damage the paint film or decorative surface
- Inspect exterior installations periodically, especially around joints and screw points, for cracking, peeling or impact damage
- Repair affected areas with compatible filler, sand the repair, re-prime when required by the paint system, and repaint with a suitable UV-resistant coating
- Care intervals depend on the selected paint and the level of environmental exposure
Can the P5060D50 pilaster be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. The P5060D50 is suitable for exterior decorative applications such as villa entrances, facade openings and covered terrace transitions. Exterior use requires a UV-resistant paint system because unpainted polyurethane may yellow under ultraviolet exposure. Joints and screw points should be sealed with exterior-grade filler. The pilaster is a decorative cladding element and does not carry structural loads, so it must not replace a concrete, steel or masonry column.
How is this polyurethane pilaster installed and painted?
Install the pilaster on a clean, dry substrate using polyurethane (PU) mounting adhesive and mandatory mechanical fixing with screws. Use suitable plugs or anchors for the substrate. Make 45-degree mitre cuts where joined sections require them, then fill joints and screw points. Sand with 180-220 grit abrasive paper and apply paint according to the selected system. The factory primer prepares the surface, while any additional primer should follow the paint manufacturer's warranty requirements.
How durable is the pilaster and how much does it weigh?
The product is made from rigid, closed-cell polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³ and water absorption below 1%. These properties provide a hard, lightweight decorative element with good dimensional stability. The exact product weight depends on its construction and cannot be stated from the supplied specifications. Long-term appearance depends on correct fixing, paint selection, exposure conditions and periodic maintenance.
What advantages does polyurethane offer over plaster or wood?
Rigid polyurethane is lighter and less vulnerable to breakage during handling than plaster. Compared with wood, it resists moisture-related rotting and does not provide a food source for insects. Its closed-cell structure and moulded production support consistent architectural definition, while the surface can be filled, sanded, painted and repaired. Like other decorative trim, it still requires correct substrate preparation, mechanical fixing and a compatible finishing system.
Can the pilaster be repainted in a custom colour?
Yes. The decorative surface is paintable and can be finished with water-based or synthetic paint. The final colour is determined by the selected paint system rather than by a fixed product colour. The factory primer prepares the surface, but an additional primer may be used when required by the paint manufacturer. For exterior applications, choose a UV-resistant coating and follow its preparation, application and maintenance instructions.