building entrance decoration
Building entrance decoration is the general term for polyurethane decorative elements applied around the door and entrance area to highlight the main entrance facade of a structure. Pieces such as window surrounds, sills, cornices, columns and arches frame the entrance and give it an architectural identity. Polyurethane is lightweight and is bonded directly to the facade with construction adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, and in outdoor conditions it will not crack, blister or peel and can be painted any colour. Because it is far lighter than plaster or stone equivalents, it adds no extra load to the facade and installs quickly. Since each piece is mould-cast, the same detail repeats from part to part. Polure produces building entrance decoration elements in a range of sizes and profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is building entrance decoration used?
It is used on the main entrance facade of a structure, around the door and on surrounds, cornices and columns.
Is it durable on exterior facades?
Yes. Polyurethane resists moisture and impact, and it will not crack or blister in outdoor conditions.