decorative window architrave
A decorative window architrave is a polyurethane profile element applied around a window opening that closes the edge transition. On facades and in interiors it is used to frame the window edge, tidy the transition between wall and window and add an architectural look. The polyurethane material is light and is fixed with assembly adhesive and screws; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister and can be painted. It is suitable for exterior facade use; unlike a wood architrave it is not affected by moisture, and compared with plaster it is lighter and more break-resistant. Because it is moulded, the architrave cross-section is identical on every piece. Polure produces decorative window architraves in a range of sizes and profile options.
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What is a decorative window architrave?
It is a polyurethane profile element applied around a window opening that closes the edge transition.
Where is a window architrave used?
It is used on facades and interiors to frame the window edge and tidy the transition.
What is the polyurethane advantage?
It is light, suitable for exterior facades, not affected by moisture and can be painted.