polyurethane rafter types
Polyurethane rafter types cover the different options of the polyurethane rafter elements used on rustic ceilings, varying by width, length, section and surface texture. Different models are available, from flat batten form to round rod form, and from smooth surfaces to wood-grained surfaces. The rafter types are used on country and farmhouse style ceilings to create the look of timber rafters filling the space between beams. All models are hollow and lightweight and applied with assembly adhesive and screws. They resist moisture and will not rot, attract insects or crack, and they can be painted any colour. Polure produces polyurethane rafter types in a range of sections and sizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the types of polyurethane rafter?
They are rafter models in flat batten and round rod form, with plain or wood-grained surfaces, in various widths and lengths.
Where are they used?
They are used between beams on rustic and country style ceilings to create the look of timber rafters.
What is the polyurethane advantage?
They are lightweight, will not rot, resist moisture and can be painted any colour.