Classical Facade
Polure classical facade decorative trim brings historic elegance and structural weatherproofing to building exteriors and entryway cladding. Engineered from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), this facade trim offers wood-like mechanical durability while being light enough for smooth installation. Closed-cell composition restricts water absorption to under 1%, guaranteeing long-term protection against rain, freezing temperatures, rot, mold, and insects. Operational from -100 °C / +80 °C, it carries a self-extinguishing B2 fire safety classification. Pre-treated with factory white acrylic technical primer, mounting requires continuous PU assembly adhesive on contact faces combined with mechanical countersunk screws. Fill screw holes and joint lines with exterior filler, sand with 180-220 grit paper, and finish with UV-resistant outdoor paint.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Polure classical facade trim made of?
Polure classical facade trim is crafted from high-density rigid polyurethane (150-220 kg/m³), offering superior strength and weather resistance.
How does Polure classical facade trim perform in severe weather?
With water absorption below 1% and thermal stability from -100 °C / +80 °C, it will not freeze, crack, rot, or swell outdoors.
How is Polure classical facade trim installed?
Join components using continuous polyurethane assembly adhesive and mechanical countersunk screws. Silicone is forbidden. Fill joints, sand with 180-220 grit, and paint.
What paint system works best on classical facade trim?
Lightly sand factory white primer with 180-220 grit sandpaper, then apply two coats of high-quality elastic UV-resistant exterior paint.
Does Polure classical facade trim attract insects or fungus?
No, non-organic polyurethane prevents rot, fungal growth, and insect infestation completely.
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