Polyurethane Wood Ceiling Beam
A polyurethane wood ceiling beam is a polyurethane decorative element with wood grain texture embossed on its surface that gives a real wood beam appearance on the ceiling. It is used as a decorative beam in living room, kitchen, and attic ceilings; it is not structural and serves a visual purpose. It usually has a hollow U-shaped cross-section and is installed by fitting it over the existing ceiling or a concealed support. Polyurethane is much lighter than a real wood beam, resistant to moisture and impact, does not rot, attract insects, crack, and can be painted; unlike a solid beam it can be carried by one person and applies quickly with assembly adhesive. Because it is mold-cast, the wood texture repeats identically on every piece. Polure manufactures the polyurethane wood ceiling beam in various cross-section and size options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a polyurethane wood ceiling beam?
It is a wood-textured polyurethane decorative element that gives a real wood beam look on the ceiling.
Is it structural?
No; it is decorative, mounted onto the existing ceiling, and does not bear loads.
What is the advantage of polyurethane?
It is very lightweight, moisture-resistant, does not rot or attract insects, and is easy to install.





















