Polyurethane Wood Cladding

Polyurethane wood cladding is a polyurethane panel or moulding system with wood grain texture embossed on its surface, used to cover walls and ceilings with a wood appearance. It is used on hall walls, ceiling surfaces, and in rustic interiors to create a wood atmosphere instead of real wood paneling. Polyurethane is lighter than real wood cladding, resistant to moisture and impact, does not rot, attract insects, crack, and can be painted; unlike wood paneling it can also be used in damp environments and is applied directly to the surface with assembly adhesive. Because it is mold-cast, the wood texture repeats identically on every piece. Polure manufactures polyurethane wood cladding in various texture and size options.