Polyurethane Rafter And Log
Polyurethane rafter and log refers to two polyurethane elements used together in rustic ceiling decoration: round, thick log beams and the thin rafters placed between them. They are used to create a timber-beamed look on country and farmhouse style ceilings; the log gives the main structural appearance while the rafter gives the infill appearance between them. Both elements are hollow and lightweight and applied directly to the ceiling with assembly adhesive and screws. They resist moisture and will not rot, attract insects or crack, and they can be painted any colour. Being lighter than wood, they add no load to the ceiling and install quickly. Polure produces log and rafter elements in matching diameters and dimensions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a polyurethane rafter and a log?
The log is the thick round main beam, while the rafter is the thin batten-like element set between them.
Where are they used?
They are used together to create a timber-beamed look on rustic and country style ceilings.
What is the polyurethane advantage?
They are lightweight, add no load to the ceiling, resist moisture and install quickly.
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