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keystone surround arch

A keystone surround arch is a polyurethane arch piece formed by placing a keystone at the centre top of the upper curved part of an arched surround. On window and door openings it joins with the side surrounds to form a curved upper frame, with the keystone emphasising the centre point. It is used on classical-style facades and in interiors. Polyurethane is lightweight and attaches directly to the surface with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister, and is paintable. Being much lighter than a stone arch, it is easy to install even on high openings. Being mould-cast, the arch and keystone details are identical on every piece. Polure produces the keystone surround arch in different span and profile sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is a keystone surround arch used?

It is used on the arched upper frame of window and door openings where it joins the side surrounds.

How is it installed?

It is aligned with the side surrounds and fixed to the surface with mounting adhesive and, where needed, screws.

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