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Modern Living Room Panelling

Modern living room panelling is an application in which living room walls are divided into sections with polyurethane profiles to create a panelled look. The wall is split into vertical or horizontal frames with flat panel areas formed inside them. In the modern style, unornamented, flat and crisp profiles are used. Polyurethane is lightweight and applied directly to the wall with assembly adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and can be painted. Compared with wooden panels it is unaffected by moisture, unlike plaster it does not break, and installation is completed faster. Once painted it blends with the wall colour, or the frames are highlighted with a contrasting colour. Polure produces flat profile options in various widths for modern living room panelling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is modern living room panelling?

It is an application where living room walls are framed with flat polyurethane profiles to achieve a panelled look.

What is the advantage of polyurethane panelling?

It is lightweight, unaffected by moisture, does not crack and can be painted; installation with adhesive is fast.

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