exterior facade wall trim
Exterior facade wall trim is a thin, long polyurethane decorative profile applied horizontally or vertically to a building's outer wall. It is used to divide the facade surface, create panels or emphasise floor and window lines. The polyurethane material is lightweight; it is applied directly to the facade with mounting adhesive and supported with mechanical fasteners when needed. It resists moisture, rain and UV; it does not crack, blister or rot and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Compared with wood trim it does not absorb moisture or rot, and compared with plaster it does not break; being lightweight, long pieces can be carried and installed by one person. Because it is mould-produced, the trim profile continues in the same cross-section along its full length. Polure produces exterior facade wall trims in different cross-sections and sizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is exterior facade wall trim used?
It is used to divide the facade surface, create panels and emphasise floor or window lines.
What is the polyurethane advantage of exterior facade wall trim?
It is lightweight, does not absorb moisture, does not rot and can be painted with exterior facade paint.

