Polyurethane Decorative Relief Ornament and Wall Applique
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The P80225R is a premium architectural relief ornament designed to bring refined depth and texture to interior walls, ceilings, and furniture. Featuring an asymmetrical botanical scroll inspired by classic Rococo design, this decorative element serves as an excellent highlight for high-end residential and commercial projects. Whether used to frame wall panels or crown a doorway, its elegant curves instantly elevate plain surfaces into sophisticated architectural features.
Manufactured from high-density rigid polymer with a density of 150-200 kg/m³, this ornament provides the structural hardness of wood while remaining exceptionally lightweight. Measuring 362 mm in height, 168 mm in width, and 19 mm in thickness, its slim profile integrates seamlessly onto flat surfaces without protruding excessively. The closed-cell structure ensures a water absorption rate under 1%, making the material completely immune to moisture, rotting, swelling, and insect damage.
The visual appeal of this piece lies in its intricate acanthus leaf detailing and flowing organic curves. The product is delivered with a factory-applied white primer that prepares the surface for painting. While this factory coat readies the surface, paint manufacturers often require their own specialized primers to guarantee paint adhesion; therefore, applying an additional primer coat remains optional and is left to the customer's preference. Polure does not guarantee paint performance or accept liability for third-party coatings.
This versatile ornament fits beautifully into various decorative schemes. It is commonly applied to the corners of wall panels (boiserie), used as a decorative centerpiece on cabinet doors, or placed above mirror frames. It is suitable for both interior spaces and exterior facades. When used outdoors, finishing the product with a UV-resistant exterior paint is mandatory to protect the material from yellowing under direct sunlight.
Installing this molded relief is straightforward and far faster than working with traditional gypsum plaster or carved wood. The polymer material will not crack or warp over time, ensuring a permanent, crisp detail. The installation process requires cleaning the target surface, applying polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive, securing the piece mechanically with screws, and finishing with a light sanding and paint.
- This botanical relief ornament is highly versatile and can be utilized in both interior and exterior decoration projects
- Indoors, it serves as an excellent corner accent for decorative wall paneling (boiserie) in living rooms, hallways, and hotel lobbies
- It can also be applied to furniture surfaces, such as cabinet doors, bed headboards, and fireplace mantels, to mimic expensive hand-carved woodwork
- For exterior applications, it can be integrated into window frames, door pediments, or under-eave decorations, provided it is finished with a high-quality UV-resistant paint to withstand sunlight
- To install the ornament, start by ensuring the mounting surface is clean, dry, and free of dust
- Apply a consistent bead of polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive to the back of the ornament
- Press the piece firmly onto the wall or furniture surface
- For secure alignment, use mechanical screws to temporarily hold the ornament in place while the adhesive cures
- Once cured, remove or countersink the screws, fill the holes and any edge gaps with an exterior-grade acrylic putty, and sand the surface smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Applying an additional paint-specific primer is optional before finishing with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Maintenance of this decorative piece is minimal
- For indoor installations, occasionally wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust
- Avoid using abrasive cleaning pads or harsh chemical solvents that could damage the paint finish
- For outdoor applications, perform a periodic visual check of the paint layer every few years and reapply UV-resistant paint if any chalking or weathering is observed
Similar Products(Süslemeler)
The P80225R is a premium architectural relief ornament designed to bring refined depth and texture to interior walls, ceilings, and furniture. Featuring an asymmetrical botanical scroll inspired by classic Rococo design, this decorative element serves as an excellent highlight for high-end residential and commercial projects. Whether used to frame wall panels or crown a doorway, its elegant curves instantly elevate plain surfaces into sophisticated architectural features.
Manufactured from high-density rigid polymer with a density of 150-200 kg/m³, this ornament provides the structural hardness of wood while remaining exceptionally lightweight. Measuring 362 mm in height, 168 mm in width, and 19 mm in thickness, its slim profile integrates seamlessly onto flat surfaces without protruding excessively. The closed-cell structure ensures a water absorption rate under 1%, making the material completely immune to moisture, rotting, swelling, and insect damage.
The visual appeal of this piece lies in its intricate acanthus leaf detailing and flowing organic curves. The product is delivered with a factory-applied white primer that prepares the surface for painting. While this factory coat readies the surface, paint manufacturers often require their own specialized primers to guarantee paint adhesion; therefore, applying an additional primer coat remains optional and is left to the customer's preference. Polure does not guarantee paint performance or accept liability for third-party coatings.
This versatile ornament fits beautifully into various decorative schemes. It is commonly applied to the corners of wall panels (boiserie), used as a decorative centerpiece on cabinet doors, or placed above mirror frames. It is suitable for both interior spaces and exterior facades. When used outdoors, finishing the product with a UV-resistant exterior paint is mandatory to protect the material from yellowing under direct sunlight.
Installing this molded relief is straightforward and far faster than working with traditional gypsum plaster or carved wood. The polymer material will not crack or warp over time, ensuring a permanent, crisp detail. The installation process requires cleaning the target surface, applying polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive, securing the piece mechanically with screws, and finishing with a light sanding and paint.
- This botanical relief ornament is highly versatile and can be utilized in both interior and exterior decoration projects
- Indoors, it serves as an excellent corner accent for decorative wall paneling (boiserie) in living rooms, hallways, and hotel lobbies
- It can also be applied to furniture surfaces, such as cabinet doors, bed headboards, and fireplace mantels, to mimic expensive hand-carved woodwork
- For exterior applications, it can be integrated into window frames, door pediments, or under-eave decorations, provided it is finished with a high-quality UV-resistant paint to withstand sunlight
- To install the ornament, start by ensuring the mounting surface is clean, dry, and free of dust
- Apply a consistent bead of polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive to the back of the ornament
- Press the piece firmly onto the wall or furniture surface
- For secure alignment, use mechanical screws to temporarily hold the ornament in place while the adhesive cures
- Once cured, remove or countersink the screws, fill the holes and any edge gaps with an exterior-grade acrylic putty, and sand the surface smooth using 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Applying an additional paint-specific primer is optional before finishing with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint
- Maintenance of this decorative piece is minimal
- For indoor installations, occasionally wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust
- Avoid using abrasive cleaning pads or harsh chemical solvents that could damage the paint finish
- For outdoor applications, perform a periodic visual check of the paint layer every few years and reapply UV-resistant paint if any chalking or weathering is observed