Decorative Polyurethane Window and Door Frame Moulding
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The P85402 polyurethane architrave profile serves as a highly versatile architectural element designed to frame windows, doors, and facade transitions with clean, precise geometry. Engineered for both interior and exterior applications, this profile provides a crisp, structural border that enhances the visual depth of any residential or commercial property. Unlike traditional wood or plaster trims, it offers long-term resistance to environmental weathering, making it a reliable choice for modern building designs.
Manufactured with a high-density rigid polyurethane formulation of 150-200 kg/m³, the profile exhibits a hardness similar to hardwood while remaining remarkably lightweight. Measuring 46 mm in width, 62 mm in height, and 2400 mm in length, the P85402 is optimized for easy handling and seamless integration. Its closed-cell structure limits water absorption to under 1%, preventing rot, swelling, and warping under extreme temperature variations ranging from -20°C to +80°C.
Visually, the profile features a sophisticated ogee-inspired curve flanked by clean, stepped rectangular edges. This combination of soft curves and sharp steps creates a dynamic play of light and shadow, highlighting the architectural lines of door frames and window edges. The smooth, non-porous surface is delivered pre-treated with a white factory primer that ensures a uniform base for final painting.
This multifunctional profile is extensively used as an exterior window casing (söve) to create classic facade frames, as well as interior door architraves in high-traffic hallways, hotel lobbies, and luxury residences. It also functions effectively as a horizontal belt course on building exteriors, creating clear divisions between floors. For outdoor applications, finishing with a UV-resistant coating is required to prevent discoloration over time.
Installation is straightforward compared to heavy plaster or brittle MDF. The profiles are cut using a standard miter saw at a 45-degree angle, bonded to a clean, dry surface using a high-quality polyurethane (PU) montaj yapıştırıcısı, and mechanically secured with screws. After filling joints with suitable acrylic filler and performing a light sanding, an optional secondary primer coat may be applied before finishing with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
- Designed primarily as a window and door trim, the P85402 profile excels in framing building apertures to create a structured, finished look
- On exterior facades, use it around windows to mimic classical stone casings or along the building face as a decorative horizontal divider
- For interior design, it serves as a robust door casing in luxury apartments, boutique hotels, and retail spaces
- Its moisture-resistant properties make it an excellent choice for framing mirrors or creating wall paneling borders in humid environments like bathrooms, indoor pools, and spas
- Ensure the installation surface is dry, flat, and free of dust
- Measure and cut the P85402 profiles using a miter saw at 45-degree angles for seamless corners
- Apply polyurethane (PU) montaj yapıştırıcısı generously along the back bonding channels
- Press the profile firmly against the wall or facade, and secure it mechanically using stainless steel screws to prevent movement during curing
- Fill all joint lines and screw holes with a high-quality acrylic exterior-grade filler
- Once dried, sand the joints smooth with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Apply an optional primer coat if recommended by your paint manufacturer, followed by two coats of high-quality UV-resistant paint for outdoor use or water-based paint for interior applications
- The closed-cell polyurethane structure makes maintenance remarkably simple
- For interior installations, dust regularly or wipe with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive chemical cleaners
- For exterior facades, the profiles can be washed with low-pressure water systems during routine building maintenance
- We recommend inspecting joint seals and paint integrity every few years, especially on south-facing exterior walls exposed to intense sunlight, to ensure long-term moisture protection
Similar Products(Söveler)
The P85402 polyurethane architrave profile serves as a highly versatile architectural element designed to frame windows, doors, and facade transitions with clean, precise geometry. Engineered for both interior and exterior applications, this profile provides a crisp, structural border that enhances the visual depth of any residential or commercial property. Unlike traditional wood or plaster trims, it offers long-term resistance to environmental weathering, making it a reliable choice for modern building designs.
Manufactured with a high-density rigid polyurethane formulation of 150-200 kg/m³, the profile exhibits a hardness similar to hardwood while remaining remarkably lightweight. Measuring 46 mm in width, 62 mm in height, and 2400 mm in length, the P85402 is optimized for easy handling and seamless integration. Its closed-cell structure limits water absorption to under 1%, preventing rot, swelling, and warping under extreme temperature variations ranging from -20°C to +80°C.
Visually, the profile features a sophisticated ogee-inspired curve flanked by clean, stepped rectangular edges. This combination of soft curves and sharp steps creates a dynamic play of light and shadow, highlighting the architectural lines of door frames and window edges. The smooth, non-porous surface is delivered pre-treated with a white factory primer that ensures a uniform base for final painting.
This multifunctional profile is extensively used as an exterior window casing (söve) to create classic facade frames, as well as interior door architraves in high-traffic hallways, hotel lobbies, and luxury residences. It also functions effectively as a horizontal belt course on building exteriors, creating clear divisions between floors. For outdoor applications, finishing with a UV-resistant coating is required to prevent discoloration over time.
Installation is straightforward compared to heavy plaster or brittle MDF. The profiles are cut using a standard miter saw at a 45-degree angle, bonded to a clean, dry surface using a high-quality polyurethane (PU) montaj yapıştırıcısı, and mechanically secured with screws. After filling joints with suitable acrylic filler and performing a light sanding, an optional secondary primer coat may be applied before finishing with two coats of water-based or synthetic paint.
- Designed primarily as a window and door trim, the P85402 profile excels in framing building apertures to create a structured, finished look
- On exterior facades, use it around windows to mimic classical stone casings or along the building face as a decorative horizontal divider
- For interior design, it serves as a robust door casing in luxury apartments, boutique hotels, and retail spaces
- Its moisture-resistant properties make it an excellent choice for framing mirrors or creating wall paneling borders in humid environments like bathrooms, indoor pools, and spas
- Ensure the installation surface is dry, flat, and free of dust
- Measure and cut the P85402 profiles using a miter saw at 45-degree angles for seamless corners
- Apply polyurethane (PU) montaj yapıştırıcısı generously along the back bonding channels
- Press the profile firmly against the wall or facade, and secure it mechanically using stainless steel screws to prevent movement during curing
- Fill all joint lines and screw holes with a high-quality acrylic exterior-grade filler
- Once dried, sand the joints smooth with 180-220 grit sandpaper
- Apply an optional primer coat if recommended by your paint manufacturer, followed by two coats of high-quality UV-resistant paint for outdoor use or water-based paint for interior applications
- The closed-cell polyurethane structure makes maintenance remarkably simple
- For interior installations, dust regularly or wipe with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive chemical cleaners
- For exterior facades, the profiles can be washed with low-pressure water systems during routine building maintenance
- We recommend inspecting joint seals and paint integrity every few years, especially on south-facing exterior walls exposed to intense sunlight, to ensure long-term moisture protection