under-window corbel
An under-window corbel is a console-shaped polyurethane decorative element placed beneath a window sill that gives the appearance of supporting the sill. It is usually applied symmetrically as one or two pieces under the window and creates a classic look on facades and interiors. It can be in curved leaf or volute forms. It is mould-cast from polyurethane; it is light, applied directly to the surface with mounting adhesive, and resistant to moisture and impact. It does not crack or swell and can be painted; it is also suitable for use on exterior facades. It is decorative and does not carry structural load. Being light compared to plaster and stone equivalents makes installation at height easier. Mould production ensures the symmetrical corbels look identical. Polure produces under-window corbels in dimensions compatible with sill and surround elements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an under-window corbel?
It is a polyurethane console element applied beneath the window sill that gives the appearance of supporting the sill.
Where is an under-window corbel used?
It is used decoratively beneath the window sill, on facades or indoors.
Can it be used on exterior facades?
Yes; since polyurethane is moisture-resistant, it can also be used on exterior facades.