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water-resistant trim

Water-resistant trim is a slim decorative polyurethane profile used in areas with heavy water and steam, such as bathrooms, kitchens and exterior facades. It runs along wall-to-ceiling joints and the edges of panels and boards as a finishing line. Polyurethane does not absorb water and withstands moisture and impact; unlike wood it will not rot or swell, and unlike plaster it will not crack or blister. Being light, it fixes straight onto the surface with mounting adhesive and installs in a short time. The surface takes paint, so it adapts to the colour of the space. Because it is mould-cast, the cross-section stays the same on every piece. Polure produces water-resistant trim in a range of widths and profiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is water-resistant trim used?

In damp areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and exterior facades, along wall-to-ceiling joints and panel edges.

What is the polyurethane advantage of this trim?

It does not absorb water, rot or crack; being lightweight, it mounts easily with adhesive and can be painted.

Water-Resistant Trim | Polure