arched window casings
Arched window casings are polyurethane frame profiles applied to the edges of windows with curved top edges. They are used to highlight the window opening on the facade; the arch casings are produced to suit the radius of the window and join with straight casing pieces to surround the window. They are preferred on classic and traditional facades. The polyurethane material is light, and because the arch form is mould-produced it runs evenly along the curve; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or swell, and can be painted with exterior facade paint. It is fixed with adhesive and dowels, lighter and faster to apply than stone or wood. Polure produces arched window casings in different radius and width options.
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What are arched window casings?
They are polyurethane frame profiles applied to the edges of windows with curved top edges.
How are arched window casings installed?
They are applied to the window edge with adhesive and dowels and joined with straight casing.

















