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neoclassical exterior facade cladding

Neoclassical exterior facade cladding is an application that arranges a building's facade by covering it with classical architectural elements. On the facade, polyurethane profiles such as surrounds, string courses, pilasters and cornices are applied to the wall surface, adding volume and a symmetric layout. Polyurethane is light; it withstands moisture, sun and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Being far lighter than stone or concrete cladding, it adds no extra load to the facade; installation is faster using adhesive and mechanical fixing. Because it is mould-cast, the profile and ornament details repeat the same on every piece, so the cladding layout stays consistent. Polure produces neoclassical exterior facade cladding elements in sizes and profiles suited to outdoor use.

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What is neoclassical exterior facade cladding?

An application that arranges a facade by cladding it with classical polyurethane elements such as surrounds, string courses and cornices.

What is the advantage of polyurethane in facade cladding?

Being lightweight, it adds no load to the facade; it withstands moisture and sun, does not crack and can be painted.

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