wall trim panelling application
Wall trim panelling application is the process of measuring and bonding polyurethane trims onto a wall surface to form a panel layout. First the panel dimensions are marked out, the trims are cut and fixed to the wall with construction adhesive, the corner junctions are completed and then the surface is painted. It is done to achieve a framed look on living room, bedroom and hallway walls. Polyurethane trims are lightweight and applied straight to the wall; they resist moisture and impact, will not crack or swell and take paint well. Their light weight speeds up installation, they are unaffected by moisture compared with wood and are more break-resistant than plaster. Because they are mould-cast with identical cross-sections, the panel alignment comes out tidy. Polure produces profiles and corner pieces suited to wall trim panelling application.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is wall trim panelling applied?
Panel dimensions are marked, the trims are cut, fixed to the wall with construction adhesive and the surface is painted.
What is the advantage of polyurethane in panelling application?
Being lightweight speeds up installation, it resists moisture, will not crack and takes paint.







