Bathroom
Bathroom is the space category where polyurethane decorative elements are used in wet areas exposed to moisture. In bathrooms, ornamentation is done with elements such as ceiling cornices, wall mouldings, frames and borders. Polyurethane does not absorb water and resists moisture, which is why it stands out over plaster and wood in damp spaces such as bathrooms; it does not crack, swell or grow mould and can be painted with bathroom paint. Being lightweight makes installation easier, and the elements are applied directly to walls and ceilings with a suitable adhesive. Because it is mould-cast, the profile details repeat identically on every piece. Polure produces moisture-resistant cornice, moulding and border elements suitable for bathroom use in different size options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can polyurethane decorative elements be used in a bathroom?
Yes; because polyurethane does not absorb water or grow mould, it is used as cornice, moulding and border in damp areas like bathrooms.
What is the advantage of polyurethane in a bathroom?
It resists moisture, does not crack, swell or grow mould and can be painted.