exterior facade
Exterior facade is the application area covering the outer surface of a building and the decorative elements used on that surface. Polyurethane elements such as window surrounds, cornices, pediments, columns, sills and corner trims are used on the facade to frame windows and doors and emphasise the facade lines. The polyurethane material is lightweight and goes on with assembly adhesive and, where needed, dowels; it resists moisture, frost, sun and impact, does not crack, peel or warp, and can be painted. It is far lighter than stone and concrete, adds no load to the facade and installs quickly. As the profiles are mould-formed, the same form repeats on every piece. Polure produces exterior facade elements suited to outdoor use in a range of profiles and sizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which polyurethane elements are used on an exterior facade?
Profiles such as window surrounds, cornices, pediments, columns, sills and corner trims are used.
What is the advantage of polyurethane on a facade?
It is lightweight, moisture- and frost-resistant, crack-free, adds no load to the facade and installs quickly.



































































































