curved window casing profile
A curved window casing profile is the cross-section form of a polyurethane casing piece produced to follow the curved line at window and door edges. The profile is defined by its width, thickness and surface steps, and is cast in a curved mould matching the radius of the opening. It is used as a facade frame on windows with rounded top edges and on arched openings. The polyurethane material is light, and because the profile is mould-produced the cross-section stays the same along the curve; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or swell, and can be painted. It is fixed to the wall with adhesive and dowels, lighter and faster to apply than plaster or wood. Polure produces curved casing profiles in different radius and width options.
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What is a curved casing profile?
It is the cross-section form of a polyurethane casing piece produced to follow the curved line at window and door edges.
What is the polyurethane advantage of a curved casing profile?
It is light, moisture-resistant, does not crack and can be painted; it follows the curved line neatly thanks to the mould.