Facade Cladding

Facade cladding is the general name for the polyurethane panels and profiles applied to cover a building's exterior surface and give it a decorative look. It is produced as plain or patterned panels together with mouldings, profiles and corner pieces, and is used on new buildings and on facade renovations. Polyurethane is lightweight and is applied directly to the wall with construction adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Being lighter than stone, plaster or wood equivalents, it adds no extra load to the facade and installs faster. Polure casts facade cladding products in different textures, sizes and forms, so the panel surface and profile details repeat identically on every piece.