detached house decoration
Detached house decoration is the arrangement of the interior and facade surfaces of detached homes with polyurethane decorative profiles. Indoors, ceiling cornices, door and window casings, and wall panels are used; on the facade, window-surround casings, sills, bands, and corner pilasters are used. Polyurethane elements are lightweight, applied directly with assembly adhesive, and cut to size; they resist moisture and impact, do not crack, swell, or warp, and can be painted. Being lighter than natural stone and plaster equivalents, they add no load to the structure and speed up installation. Because they are mould-produced, there is no size variation between profiles. Polure manufactures interior and facade profiles for detached house decoration in various cross-sections and sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is used in the interior decoration of a detached house?
Ceiling cornices, door and window casings, and wall panels are used.
What advantage do polyurethane profiles have over stone?
They are much lighter, add no load to the structure, and install faster.