beam end element
A beam end element is a polyurethane decorative piece used at the point where a decorative beam meets the wall or ends, neatly closing the beam end. In classical and rustic ceiling arrangements it is used to make the end point where the beam meets the wall look clean and to hide the cut end. Polyurethane is lightweight and applied to the surface with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister, and is paintable. Being lighter than its wooden equivalent, it is easy to install even on high ceilings. Being mould-cast, the end profile repeats identically on every piece and is compatible with beam claddings. Polure produces beam end elements to match different beam sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a beam end element do?
It neatly closes the end point where a decorative beam meets the wall and hides the cut end.
From which material is it made?
It is mould-cast from lightweight, moisture-resistant and paintable polyurethane.