polyurethane decorative rafter
A polyurethane decorative rafter is a polyurethane element used to create the look of a wooden rafter under roofs and eaves. It is applied in rows to give a wooden roof texture under facade eaves and terraces. The polyurethane material is lightweight and mounted with mounting adhesive and mechanical fixing; it resists moisture and impact, will not crack, swell or split, and takes paint well. Unlike a real wooden rafter, it is unaffected by moisture, does not attract insects and does not rot in outdoor conditions; for this reason it requires little maintenance. Because it is mould-cast, the wood grain texture is identical on every piece, and when the rafters are arranged at equal intervals a regular eaves look is formed. Polure produces the decorative rafter in a range of cross-sections and lengths.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is a polyurethane decorative rafter used?
It is used under roofs and eaves and beneath terraces to give the look of a wooden rafter.
What is the polyurethane advantage of the rafter?
It is unaffected by moisture, does not attract insects and does not rot outdoors; it needs little maintenance.











